Boards that keep moving
Projects with Kanban boards, labels, due dates, checklists and attachments. Drag with the mouse or the keyboard, and archive what you no longer need.
Tasks, documentation and an end-to-end encrypted vault, in a copy that lives in your Cloudflare account or on your server. Your AI agents work in it through MCP, with the permissions you choose.
$ npx create-orqevioOne command and a few minutes: you sign in to Cloudflare, pick a name and get your copy’s address. Cloudflare’s free plan is enough for personal use.
What you need to run your projects, in one place, with changes live.
Projects with Kanban boards, labels, due dates, checklists and attachments. Drag with the mouse or the keyboard, and archive what you no longer need.
Nested Markdown pages with a block editor, tables and images. Link tasks from your documents and search everything without worrying about accents or capitals.
Logins and notes encrypted in your browser before they ever leave it, with a password generator, two-step verification codes and auto-lock. Import from your browser or Bitwarden.
An MCP server so Claude and other assistants can read documentation, create tasks and rearrange boards. You see what they do live, and the vault always stays out of their reach.
Orqevio isn’t someone else’s cloud service: everyone installs their own copy, and orqevio.com keeps nobody’s data.
No sign-up, no email. You claim your copy once with a setup code and sign in with a random 160-bit key that only you have. If you lose it, you generate a new one from your Cloudflare account or your server.
Orqevio is released under the FSL-1.1-ALv2 (opens in a new tab) license. You can use it, change it and host your copy, at work too. The only thing it doesn’t allow is offering it as a commercial product or service that competes with Orqevio. Each version becomes Apache 2.0 two years after its release.