Native GNOME app in Rust. 2026.
A native GNOME edition of Quite-Listie, written in Rust against GTK4, libadwaita and libshumate. The Apple version is SwiftUI; this one shares neither codebase nor toolchain, but does share the .listie file format and Nextcloud sync. Lists created on iPad can be opened on Linux, edited and reconciled.
Architecturally the project is split into a GUI-free Rust core library (storage, sync, conflict resolution, merge) and a GTK4 / libadwaita front end.
Like its Apple counterpart, lists can be viewed as flat checklists, on a libshumate map (for location-pinned items), as a Kanban board, or as rendered markdown. Items support reminders with desktop notifications, deeplink sharing, and markdown import / export.
Distribution targets Flatpak against org.gnome.Platform 50, with source builds requiring GTK4 ≥ 4.14, libadwaita ≥ 1.6 and libshumate ≥ 1.0.
.listie format & Nextcloud sync with the Apple version