A clean, fast and privacy-friendly Nextcloud Deck client with native Cupertino UI. Built with Flutter, optimized for iPhone and iPad - also runs on macOS, Android, Windows, Linux and on the web.

Prerequisite: A running Nextcloud instance with activated "Deck" app.

• Drag & Drop: Move cards within a list and to other lists
• Reorder & Position: Place cards in front of/behind other cards, move up/down
• Labels & colors: Immediate orientation through color codes (incl. board color from Nextcloud)
• Due dates: Overdue red, ≤24h orange - directly visible on the card
• Responsibilities: Assign team members and make responsibilities visible
• Markdown description: Editor with live display in the card detail
• Comments: Display, reply, delete; counter on the cards
• Attachments: Display, open/share, upload, delete (incl. WebDAV fallback)
• Search: In the active board or globally across all boards
• Pending: Due cards grouped (Overdue, Today, Tomorrow, Next 7 days, Later)
• Overview: Active board, other boards, hidden and archived boards
• Local mode: Local board that can be used completely offline (To Do / In progress / Done)
• Dark mode & smart colors: Pleasant contrasts, good readability
• Multilingual: German, English, Spanish (manually selectable or system language)

• Required: Flutter SDK (Dart ≥ 3.3), Xcode/Android Studio depending on target platform
• Clone project and load dependencies:

  flutter pub get

• Start (example):

  # iOS Simulator / macOS
  flutter run -d ios
  flutter run -d macos
  
  # Android Emulator
  flutter run -d android
  
  # Web (Chrome)
  flutter run -d chrome
  
  # Windows / Linux (wenn Flutter Desktop eingerichtet ist)
  flutter run -d windows
  flutter run -d linux

• First steps in the app:
  • Enter the server address (without scheme; the app enforces HTTPS), user name and password (recommended: app password) in the settings under "Account"
  • Execute "Test login"; the app checks login, deck availability and then loads boards

• HTTPS enforced: Entries are automatically normalized to https://
• Local storage: Access data is stored securely on the device using flutter_secure_storage.
• Local cache: boards/lists/maps are cached in compressed form in Hive (faster views, "pending")
• No tracking, no external servers: Your data stays with you on your Nextcloud server

• Load boards, select and memorize active board
• Display, sort, move and delete lists (stacks) and cards
• Mark card as "done" (automatically move to Done) and set to "undone" again
• Edit title, description (Markdown) and due date
• Labels, assignees, comment counter and attachment counter
• Retrieve, create (incl. replies), delete comments
• Upload file attachments (multipart), download/open/share; robust against server deviations
• Global search with area (current board/all boards) and progress indicator
• "Pending" across all boards with due buckets
• Board overview with hide/show and archive section
• Languages (de/en/es) can be switched manually; system fallback

• Can be activated in the settings ("Local board")
• No network connection, no access data - ideal for quick local lists
• Predefined lists: To Do, In progress, Done
• Switch back to online mode at any time (reset access data)

• Tech stack: Flutter (Cupertino), Provider (State), Hive (Cache), flutter_secure_storage, http, flutter_markdown, file_picker, share_plus, url_launcher
• Folder structure:
  • lib/pages: Screens (board, overview, pending, settings, details, search)
  • lib/state: AppState incl. caching, warmup, sync logic
  • lib/services: Nextcloud Deck API client and logging
  • lib/models: board/stack/card/label/user/comment
  • lib/theme: Theme & color logic
  • lib/l10n: Localizations
• Linting: analysis_options.yaml (flutter_lints)
• Execute tests:

flutter test

• Make archived maps visible (filter)
• Further translations
• Push notifications for overdue cards
• Create new lists and boards (planned for v2.0)

For details about store content see STORE.md.

• "The login fails": It is best to use an app password. Make sure that the Deck app is active in your Nextcloud.
• "Why only HTTPS?": For security reasons, all connections are forced to HTTPS.
• "Where is my data stored?": All content remains on your Nextcloud server; only encrypted access data and a slim cache are stored locally.

This project is not affiliated with Nextcloud GmbH. "Nextcloud" and "Deck" are trademarks of their respective owners.