The Systemist
a TUI project planner that stores plans as plain Markdown
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What is The Systemist?
Dispositio is a terminal-based project planning and roadmap management tool that saves projects as markdown files for integration with git repos and note-taking systems. Designed for developers who prefer command-line workflows with Vim-like keybindings and intelligent timeline tracking.
The Systemist pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free and open-source (distributed via Homebrew, Scoop, package managers, and Go)
The Systemist pros
- Terminal-native with efficient Vim-style keybindings (h/j/k/l navigation, modal editing)
- Exports to markdown for seamless git repository and Obsidian vault integration
- Intelligent timeline tracking that automatically adjusts future milestone dates when delays occur
- Hierarchical task management with progress tracking and workday-per-task estimations
The Systemist cons
- Terminal-only interface with no graphical user interface option
- No built-in collaboration or team sharing features; single-user focused
- Limited export format (markdown only)
Frequently asked questions about The Systemist
What platforms does Dispositio support?
macOS (Homebrew), Windows (Scoop), Linux (package managers), and any system with Go installed.
Can I use Dispositio output with Obsidian or git?
Yes, Dispositio saves to ROADMAP.md in markdown format, making it ideal for Obsidian vaults and git-tracked projects.
Does Dispositio handle team projects?
Dispositio is designed for individual project planning; team collaboration would occur through version control systems.