I built Worklist because traditional task managers (Notion, Asana, Trello) can read everything you write. When you're building in stealth, handling client data, or just value privacy, that's a dealbreaker. Worklist uses true zero-knowledge encryption: • Data encrypted client-side with ChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD (same as Signal) • OPAQUE PAKE for authentication (no plaintext passwords ever hit the server) • Argon2id for key derivation • Even if subpoenaed or breached, the data is unreadable gibberish It's still a full-featured Kanban board with team collaboration, task checklists, repeating tasks, comments, and audit logs—but private search runs in your browser, not on our servers. The "even if" guarantees spelled out on the landing page were inspired by conversations with legal/consulting teams who kept asking "but what if your engineer goes rogue?" or "what if you get hacked?"—the answer is always "we mathematically cannot decrypt your data."

Worklist

Private task management for teams who can't afford leaks

Private task management for teams who can't afford leaks