# A Things-style GTD task manager that runs in any browser

> Done Bear runs in any modern browser with nothing to install. Projects, labels, keyboard shortcuts, and the five GTD views all work there, the same as in the desktop apps. Tasks are stored in the browser, so views open offline, and changes sync to macOS, Windows, Linux, and iPhone.

**[Start free](/sign-up)** · [Is there a Things 3 web app?](/blog/things-3-web-app)

## Done Bear web app vs Things 3

| Category | Done Bear | Things 3 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Web app | ✅ Full app in any browser | ❌ None |
| Install required | ✅ Nothing to download | ❌ Per Apple device |
| GTD workflow | ✅ The same five views, plus Logbook | ✅ Inbox through Someday |
| Cross-device sync | ✅ Web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS | ➖ Apple devices only |

[Compare with Things 3](/things-3-alternative)

[Things 3 for Windows: no app, and what to do](/blog/things-3-for-windows)

[What local-first means](/local-first)

## Frequently asked questions

### Does Things 3 have a web app?

No. Cultured Code states you must install Things on a supported Apple device. Done Bear is a full web app with Inbox, Today, Upcoming, Anytime, and Someday.

### Do I need to install anything to use Done Bear?

No. Sign in and the full app opens in the browser; the desktop and iPhone apps are optional.

### Does the Done Bear web app work offline?

Yes. Tasks are stored on the device, so views open and edits save without a connection, then sync when you reconnect.

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Done Bear is free up to 250 tasks, with no trial and no card. [Start free](/sign-up) or see [pricing](/pricing).

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Every Done Bear page is listed at https://donebear.com/llms.txt. Any page has a markdown copy at its URL plus `.md`. Start from the map rather than guessing a path.