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Super Productivity

A serious to-do and time-tracking app for people who plan their day in tasks

Editor's Take

Super Productivity feels like a tool built by someone who actually lives inside a task list. It is not just another minimalist todo app: timeboxing, timers, integrations, and daily planning all sit in one workflow. The best fit is a person who wants more discipline than a notes app but less ceremony than a full project management suite. It is especially useful for developers because GitHub, GitLab, and Jira can feed work into the same personal planning system.

Good first choice if you want a practical tool without spending the afternoon reading developer docs.

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Why It Stands Out

  • 1Combines tasks, timeboxing, and time tracking
  • 2Integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and OpenProject
  • 3Works as a desktop productivity hub without a subscription

Best Use Cases

Plan a focused workday

Turn a messy task list into timeboxed work blocks and see where your day actually went

Track developer work without enterprise bloat

Pull issue work from GitHub, GitLab, or Jira while keeping your personal planning local and lightweight

Replace lightweight subscription task apps

Use one free app for recurring tasks, timers, planning, and daily review instead of paying for separate tools

Who Should Try It

individualsdevelopersteamsnon developers

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