Keyboard-first todo app
Capture the thought before the shortcut leaves your fingers.
Argon is built around selection, search and creation from the keyboard. The core shortcuts are remappable, and an optional Vim mode adds home-row navigation and two-key commands.
Free on the web. The macOS app adds system-wide capture.
Core defaults
Creating and editing
Finding and dismissing
Shown with macOS modifiers. Argon's “Primary” modifier maps to Ctrl on Windows and Linux when those desktop apps become available. System-wide Quick Add currently requires the macOS desktop app.
Optional Vim mode
Off by default. Turn it on if these commands already feel familiar.
Navigation
Actions
Two-stroke commands wait for the second key, and esc cancels a sequence part-way through.
Remapping
Core commands
Quick Add, Quick Find, create, edit and delete each have selectable alternatives in Settings.
Vim commands
Every Vim action can be changed, including the two-stroke commands, or individually turned off.
Safe text entry
Plain-key shortcuts are ignored while you are typing into editable fields, so navigation does not eat your notes.
A practical loop
Capture outside Argon
- Press ⌘⇧Space from wherever you are.
- Type the todo while the thought is still fresh.
- Press ↵ and carry on with what you were doing.
Process inside Argon
- Press ⌘F to jump to a view, section or todo.
- Use the arrow keys, or j and k in Vim mode, to select work.
- Press ↵ to edit, or x in Vim mode to complete.
Shortcut defaults checked against the Argon keybind settings on 30 July 2026.