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Super Productivity

Desktop & Productivity

Combine tasks, scheduling, and time tracking, using timeboxing and focus modes to organize personal work.

Use with conditions
Last updatedRelease 2026-09-19
Open source licenseMIT
PlatformsWindows · macOS · Linux · Android · iOS · Web
DeploymentDesktop / Mobile / Web

About this project

Super Productivity combines tasks, scheduling, and time tracking. Tasks can contain subtasks and belong to projects or tags, with colors providing further organization. A planner and schedule place work beside calendar events. Boards, including Kanban and an Eisenhower Matrix, offer alternative views of the same work, connecting task capture with daily planning. Tasks remain associated with their projects.

Execution tools include timeboxing, timers, and focus sessions using Pomodoro, Flowtime, or countdown modes. The application produces timesheets and work summaries, with break reminders and personal metrics supporting review. Notes, files, and bookmarks add context to tasks and projects. Integrations with systems such as Jira and GitHub import assigned work and report changes.

Desktop, mobile, and browser applications are available, with no registration required for basic use. Data can be backed up and synchronized through SuperSync, Dropbox, or WebDAV; SuperSync also has a self-hosting path. The repository explicitly notes limitations in the web version. External task integrations and synchronization providers require their own corresponding configuration.

Decision guide
01

Why it is worth a look

  • Task planning combined with actual time tracking
  • No registration required for basic use
  • Desktop, mobile, and browser support
02

Before you use it

  • Web and desktop features differ
  • Connecting services such as Jira or GitHub requires the corresponding authorization and configuration
  • Multi-device synchronization still requires independent backups and conflict checks
Manual setupLow
With an AI agentLow
DeploymentDesktop / Mobile / Web
Additional requirementsNot verified

Use a supported operating system; Have permission to install local applications; Some requirements have not been verified. Check the official setup instructions.

03

What it can do

  • Tasks, subtasks, and tags
  • Planning and boards
  • Timeboxing and time tracking
  • Focus modes including Pomodoro
  • Optional external task integrations
  • Optional synchronization and backups

Who it fits

Good for

Tracking time and planning personal tasks; People who like timeboxing or Pomodoro

Not a fit

Expecting a replacement for a complete enterprise project system without configuration

Getting started

  1. Open the web app or choose a client download through the official repository
  2. Create a project, add tasks, and test the focus timer
  3. Configure synchronization or external task sources only when needed, and check permissions