GetItDone vs Todoist
A personal and small-team to-do app built around fast natural-language capture.
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What Todoist publishes
- Doist maintains an official Todoist MCP server — a "Library for connecting AI agents to Todoist" that lets an LLM "access and modify a Todoist account on the user's behalf". Sourcechecked 2026-09-03
- Its README states the project "is in its early stages", publishes no tool count, and points readers at the source directory for the current list. Sourcechecked 2026-09-03
What GetItDone publishes
- The GetItDone MCP server registers 15 tools, each with an explicit required scope, and the full catalog is published on one page. Sourcechecked 2026-09-03
- get_task_video_context returns the visual content of a task — image attachments and video frames — into the assistant’s context, rather than a link the assistant cannot open. Sourcechecked 2026-09-03
What GetItDone does not do
- No Google Calendar sync. The integrations grid lists it as planned; the dated roadmap row says it has not been started and there is no calendar code in the product. Sourcechecked 2026-09-05
- Voice capture is built but gated on a transcription provider being configured, so it is off in production and the app offers typing instead. Screenshot capture ships today. Sourcechecked 2026-09-05
- GetItDone is not listed in the consumer connector directories, so connecting an assistant means pasting the MCP server URL from the setup guide and signing in, rather than picking it from a catalog. Sourcechecked 2026-09-26
The dated roadmap for those is on the changelog.
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