Gutta is a tiny, keyboard-first task list for the Mac menu bar. Press ⌘⇧Space, type tasks the way you say them, and get back to work. It understands natural dates and times, turns semicolon-separated input into multiple tasks, and schedules local reminders. Everything is stored on your Mac, with optional sync through a folder you control in iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive—no Gutta account, subscription, tracking, or developer-owned cloud.
Hey Product Hunt! I built Gutta because capturing a task should take seconds, not pull you into another app. Press ⌘⇧Space, type “send the invoice Friday at 10:30,” hit Return, and keep moving.
Everything stays on your Mac: natural-language parsing, storage, and reminders. If you want multi-Mac sync, Gutta uses a folder you choose in iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive—no Gutta account or developer-owned server.
This is the first public release, and I’d love feedback on the capture flow and reminder controls. 🙌
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@vkpdeveloper " not pull you into another app" i think this is the best point of the app.
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@vkpdeveloper The keyboard shortcut and natural-language capture make adding tasks feel really quick.
moCODE
@vkpdeveloper " not pull you into another app" i think this is the best point of the app.
@vkpdeveloper The keyboard shortcut and natural-language capture make adding tasks feel really quick.
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
Love the minimalistic look :) What did you use for building it?
moCODE
@busmark_w_nika SwiftUI
I like the UI... I'm curious how you handle conflicts when two devices edit the same task list while offline.
Really like the idea of a fast, offline task capture tool that stays out of the way.