Introducing Dispositio!

Tim Raveling — Tue, 01 Sep 2026 17:25:28 +0000

Hi all! I'm a programmer and for the most part I prefer to keep documentation, project plans, roadmaps etc right in the repo (or synced via Obsidian).

But as some of my projects grew, I found simple text to be limiting. So, I got to cooking (in Go + BubbleTea) on a TUI project management system that would be commitable as simple Markdown text..

The result is Dispositio, a (free as in beer, so enjoy!) tool which:

Track milestones, set estimated durations, rearrange and modify easily, and see the estimated timeline of the whole thing (measured in weeks for now; can add sprints or other metrics later if people want it)
Lets you set up tasks and subtasks right in it (added because I found it very handy to just keep my todos right here, one per project)
Handles overdue items etc
Helps you know how many days you get on average per milestone task in order to stay on task
Saves to plain markdown so you can read and edit it e.g. in Vim or Obsidian, and easily commits to a Github project (which is how I tend to use it).

I use this every day to plan and track my various personal projects.

Hope you enjoy it, and please feel free to drop me a line with feature requests, feedback, or just to say hi!

Walkthrough and documentation, with example gifs: https://systemist.net/tools/dispositio

Source code: https://github.com/tsraveling/dispositio

DEV Community: Tim Raveling

Introducing Dispositio!