Vikunja

@vikunja.io

The open source to-do app to simplify your life. Built by @kolaente.de Check out vikunja.io to learn more.

🚀 Vikunja 2.5.0 is out! Small release, 203 commits of cleanup. 🔒 One security fix: a share link could act as another user. Please update. ⚡ Pasting a list into quick add magic now creates every task in one request, in the order you wrote them. Plus a lot of CalDAV, notification and import fixes 🦙

Vikunja 2.5.0: A security fix, faster multiline task creation, and a lot of bug fixes

Vikunja 2.5.0 fixes a security issue with share links, makes creating many tasks at once fast and reliable, and spends the rest of its 203 commits on bug fixes across CalDAV, notifications, imports, f...

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In 2020 the EU's open-source strategy was a memo about its own code. Today's wants Europe to build open alternatives to US software. Good, and overdue. But it's non-binding and underfunded. The lever it keeps ignoring: its own ~€264B/year procurement budget. vikunja.io/changelog/eu...

For EU Open Source, the Budget Is the Policy

The EU's new Open Source Strategy is a real step forward, but it still has no procurement teeth. Here is what changed since 2020, what hasn't, and why the budget Brussels already controls is the polic...

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cal.com's argument for going closed source is that AI has made it too easy for attackers to find bugs in open code. It's security-through-obscurity dressed for 2026. It doesn't hold up, and the view from the receiving end looks nothing like the headline.

cal.com closed their source this week, citing AI bug-hunters as the reason. Every time a project does this, someone asks if Vikunja could too. Not easily. AGPL-3, no CLA, no investors, and anyone can fork today's code. More on why: vikunja.io/changelog/vi...

On Cal.com, AI security reports, and why Vikunja can't easily close

A response to Cal.com going closed source: why security-through-obscurity doesn't hold up, what AI-assisted security reports actually look like from the receiving end, and the structural reasons Vikun...

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PSA: Because of the great recent success, there will be ANOTHER release later today or tomorrow fixing 9 more security vulnerabilities.

🎉 Just two days after the last release, Vikunja 2.1.0 is now released! 🔒 Fixes a security issue with password reset tokens and adds a nice touch: checklist indicators now turn green when all items are done! Check out the full release post on the website: vikunja.io/changelog/vi...

Vikunja 2.1.0: One security fix and some improvements

Vikunja 2.1.0 fixes a security issue where password reset tokens were not cleaned up after use (CVE-2026-28268) and includes quality of life improvements like a green checklist indicator when all item...

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🚀 Vikunja 2.0.0 is out! 🔒 4 critical security fixes 🔑 rebuilt session management 📊 improved Gantt charts with partial dates 💬 comment sorting and more! Please update ASAP! Check out the full release notes: vikunja.io/changelog/vi...

Vikunja 2.0.0: Many security fixes and a few breaking changes

Vikunja 2.0.0 includes four critical security fixes, rebuilt session management, Typesense removal, and new features like comment sorting, improved Gantt charts, and LDAP anonymous bind support.

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PSA: Vikunja 1.2.0 will be released tomorrow or the day after. It will fix four (!) critical security vulnerabilities.

🦙 Vikunja 1.0 is here! After 8 years of development and 1,400+ commits of new features and fixes, this milestone release brings LDAP authentication, @user mentions, a completely rebuilt Gantt chart, and S3 storage support. Check out the full release post to learn more: vikunja.io/changelog/wh...

What's new in Vikunja 1.0.0

The long-anticipated 1.0 release is finally here! LDAP authentication, S3 storage, user mentions, improved Kanban, ParadeDB search, and much more.

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🦙 And now, the 5th rc of the 1.0 release! 272 commits have been made, many bug fixes and a few new features sneaked in as well. I think this time, this was a release without any known bugs at release. Please test as much as you can and report all the bugs! github.com/go-vikunja/v...

Release v1.0.0-rc4 · go-vikunja/vikunja

This is the 5th release candidate of v1.0.0. 272 commits have been made, most of them bug fixes and refactors but also many dependency updates. Some small new features as well, most notably: Valid...

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🦙 And now, the fourth rc of the 1.0 release! 399 commits have been made, many bug fixes and a few new features sneaked in as well. Please test as much as you can and report all the bugs! Getting closer to the actual 1.0 release. github.com/go-vikunja/v...

Release v1.0.0-rc3 · go-vikunja/vikunja

This is the fourth release candidate of v1.0.0. 399 commits have been made, most of them bug fixes but also many dependency updates. Some new features as well, most notably: Support for S3 storage...

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Vikunja Cloud was just down for about one hour due to a maintenance upgrade gone wrong. We had to restore from backup and as a result, you may have lost any changes made since 18:00 UTC today.

Because of the great success of 1.0.0-rc1, we proudly present rc2! 🚀 Over 145 commits have been made, most of them bug fixes but also many dependency updates. 🐛 Find all the bugs! Report them so that we can go on and fix them. github.com/go-vikunja/v...

Release v1.0.0-rc2 · go-vikunja/vikunja

This is the third release candidate of v1.0.0. Over 145 commits have been made, most of them bug fixes but also many dependency updates. Please test this release thoroughly and report any issues yo...

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🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈 It's pride month, which means I get messages like this again:

Screenshot of an email. Subject: "Why the pride logo". Text:

I have been a big fan of Vikunja and my business has used it for a long time now, however there is no reason or place for the gay pride logo in business software. I realize it is free and open source software and you have the right to support whatever cause you see fit, just as I have the right to support or not support whatever cause I see fit. I do believe as business owners we should respectfully let other businesses know when/why we support or do not support them. My company will no longer support/use Vikunja because of the gay pride logo. I truly believe this is a terrible business decision and if you want to be taken seriously in the business world you should keep personal/political beliefs out of software.