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Super Productivity

Open-source to-do list with time tracking, Pomodoro and issue tracker sync

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A free, open-source to-do list and time tracker for people who want tasks, time tracking and focus sessions in one place. It runs offline, keeps your data local, and pulls issues straight from Jira, GitHub, GitLab and other trackers so you don't maintain the same list twice.

What we love ❤️

  • Tasks, subtasks, time tracking and a Pomodoro timer in one app - no juggling three tools
  • Imports issues from Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, OpenProject, Linear, ClickUp and Azure DevOps
  • Works 100% offline with no account, no tracking and no telemetry
  • Sync across devices via WebDAV, Dropbox or a self-hostable end-to-end encrypted option
  • Keyboard-first with configurable shortcuts, plus a plugin system for extending it
  • Free forever under the MIT license, with JSON and CSV export so you're never locked in

Worth noting 💡

  • The web app has fewer features than the desktop build - the desktop version is the full experience
  • Sync needs a third-party storage account or your own server, there is no built-in cloud
  • It does a lot, which makes it busier than a minimal to-do app - expect some setup to make it yours

Most task apps stop at the list; Super Productivity keeps going into how long things actually take and whether you stayed focused. Being open source and local-first means you get that without handing your workday to a SaaS. If you already live in an issue tracker and want a personal layer on top of it, this is one of the best free options around.