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przemnn
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ToDo list - Archicad free addon

Hi everyone,


to extend what Archicad can do, I’ve made a simple add-on that keeps a to-do list right inside the project file, in a palette you can dock next to your floor plan.

 

  • Simple and advanced mode (for me simple is enough)
  • The list is shared by the whole Teamwork team, so everyone sees the same tasks
  • Assign tasks to project members
  • Tick tasks off, a “Done” section, and headers to group tasks
  • In advanced mode: due dates with a calendar, notes (optionally password-encrypted) and colours by assigned person
  • Light and dark theme, 8 languages (English, Polish, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Danish)

Yes, I know, I know – you could do this with text, schedules or properties… been there, done that. Why not simpler?
It works in Archicad 26, 28, 29 and 30 on Windows and Mac (unfortunately I had no way to test it on a Mac, so your feedback is welcome).
The add-on is free, including for commercial use (MIT licence). 

 

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Tlj-G0dui0JBFA8d6GG7k20C1nKwsDgk?usp=sharing

 

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Looking forward to your feedback, and have fun!

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przemnn
Contributor

Thanks, it seems that compiling addons on Mac is a project itself 🙂

 

I will try to give it another try with making it as a pkg file. It might be that the file is not actually damaged - MacOS shows this message for add-ons downloaded from the internet that are not notarized by Apple, that as I got to know cost 99$/year.

 

https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Archicad-C-API/quot-ArchiCAD-29-Add-On-not-loading-on-macOS-26-T...

 

You may try to unflag a file using terminal - if it doesnt work I will have to stick to Windows until I have a real option to test it.

 

To unblock it:

  1. Click Cancel (not “Move to Trash”).
  2. Quit Archicad.
  3. Copy TodoList.bundle from the “Archicad 29” folder into the Archicad 29 Add-Ons folder (Applications › GRAPHISOFT › Archicad 29 › Add-Ons).
  4. Open Terminal (Applications › Utilities › Terminal).
  5. Type xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine (with a space at the end), drag TodoList.bundle from the Add-Ons folder into the Terminal window, and press Enter.
  6. Start Archicad 29 again. The palette is under Window › Palettes › To do.

Thats an AI solution. Let me know it if helps, and later I will put it as a pkg file anyway. 

 

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ppumares1
Booster

Amazing! Thanks for sharing

AC29
Andre_Steynberg
Enthusiast

This looks brilliant!
I'm on Mac but I get this error "The file is either not an Add-On or an outdated one that cannot be used with this Archicad version."

I ran the xattr command via Terminal but Archicad is not keen.
Anyone else on Mac willing to try and give feedback please.

Andre Steynberg
Win 10 64-bit
AC27
przemnn
Contributor

OK, thanks for the feedback. Are you using intel or arm Mac? I was worried to put a Mac version out as I was not able to test it. It might be due to you using Archicad 27. I will try to get a MacOS feedback from more users and then find a solution 

 

Przemek 

Florin Luca
Enthusiast

I get this message on an Intel Mac, running AC29

Screenshot 2026-10-23 at 12.29.28.png

 

AC25-29 Studio US (latest build) – macOS Tahoe 26.7 – iMac Intel i7 | MacBookPro M5
przemnn
Contributor

Thanks, it seems that compiling addons on Mac is a project itself 🙂

 

I will try to give it another try with making it as a pkg file. It might be that the file is not actually damaged - MacOS shows this message for add-ons downloaded from the internet that are not notarized by Apple, that as I got to know cost 99$/year.

 

https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Archicad-C-API/quot-ArchiCAD-29-Add-On-not-loading-on-macOS-26-T...

 

You may try to unflag a file using terminal - if it doesnt work I will have to stick to Windows until I have a real option to test it.

 

To unblock it:

  1. Click Cancel (not “Move to Trash”).
  2. Quit Archicad.
  3. Copy TodoList.bundle from the “Archicad 29” folder into the Archicad 29 Add-Ons folder (Applications › GRAPHISOFT › Archicad 29 › Add-Ons).
  4. Open Terminal (Applications › Utilities › Terminal).
  5. Type xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine (with a space at the end), drag TodoList.bundle from the Add-Ons folder into the Terminal window, and press Enter.
  6. Start Archicad 29 again. The palette is under Window › Palettes › To do.

Thats an AI solution. Let me know it if helps, and later I will put it as a pkg file anyway. 

 

Przemek

Florin Luca
Enthusiast

Cool, that worked for the Intel Mac. I'll try it later on the silicon Mac.

Thank you!

AC25-29 Studio US (latest build) – macOS Tahoe 26.7 – iMac Intel i7 | MacBookPro M5
vistasp
Mentor

That looks very useful. Thank you, @przemnn.

 

Quick question: I don't use teamwork since I'm a solo practitioner. Does this work with local files as well?

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przemnn
Contributor

It surely does 🙂

 

Przemek

Kamil Dylo
Booster

I really like the idea. Did you consider adding the option of attaching a view to the task? That would be a really awesome tool then. 

przemnn
Contributor

It could be possible but won't it make it too much complicated? What would be your purpose to do it?

 

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