Super Productivity
A free, open-source to-do app with timeboxing, time tracking and issue-tracker imports.
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About Super Productivity
Super Productivity is an open-source task manager aimed at people who want to plan and measure their work in one place. Tasks can have subtasks, notes, tags, projects, estimates and repeats, shown as lists, Kanban boards or an Eisenhower matrix. A built-in timer tracks how long you spend on each task and turns that into timesheets and work reports, and focus mode with a Pomodoro timer and break reminders helps with deep work. You can pull in calendar events to timebox the day, and import issues from GitHub, GitLab, Jira and other trackers so developer work sits next to personal tasks. It is local-first: data stays on your device with no account, and you can sync via WebDAV, Dropbox or its optional Super Sync service. It is MIT-licensed and free, and runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and in the browser. The interface packs in a lot and the options can feel overwhelming at first.
Best for: Developers and freelancers who want tasks and time tracking together, free and offline.
Pros and cons
What works
- Built-in time tracking, timesheets and Pomodoro
- Imports issues from GitHub, GitLab and Jira
- Local-first with no account required
Why people leave
- Busy interface with many settings
- Sync needs setting up with WebDAV, Dropbox or Super Sync
- No real-time collaboration
Top Super Productivity alternatives
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Todoist66.5A simpler, polished cross-platform list with easy sharing, if you don't need time tracking.
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Amazing Marvin62.6Paid but similarly feature-rich, with time estimates, tracking and many planning strategies.
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TickTick59.6Tasks with a Pomodoro timer and habits, synced in the cloud with no setup.
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Vikunja57.2Open source with a server-based model for sharing projects with others.
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Taskwarrior55.3Open-source power-user option for the terminal, pairing with Timewarrior for time tracking.
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Super Productivity: common questions
Is Super Productivity free?
Yes. Super Productivity is free, open-source software.
Is Super Productivity open source?
Yes. The source code is on GitHub at super-productivity/super-productivity.
What platforms does Super Productivity run on?
Super Productivity is available for Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.
What are the best alternatives to Super Productivity?
The highest-ranked Super Productivity alternatives right now are Todoist, Amazing Marvin and TickTick. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.