Your commands never leave your machine

Ordito is a local-first desktop app. It stores everything on your device and does not contact any server to save, run, schedule, or review your commands.

What stays on your device

Everything you create is kept in a local SQLite database in your operating system's standard application data directory:

Command names, shell instructions, and working directories.
Groups, search state, and configuration.
Recurring and one-time schedules.
Full run history: status, start time, duration, exit codes, and captured output.

What is never sent anywhere

No accounts and no sign-in.
No cloud synchronization.
No telemetry, analytics, or error reporting.
No advertising or tracking.
No automatic update checks.

Your commands are your own

Ordito runs the shell commands you choose to save. Those commands can do anything a normal shell command can, including making network requests. That behavior comes from your commands, not from Ordito — Ordito itself does not transmit command data or run history to any server.

Verify it yourself

Ordito is open source under the MIT License. The complete source code is available at github.com/tonmoydeb404/ordito for anyone to inspect.