TodoistAbout Super Productivity
Super Productivity combines a to-do list with real time tracking and a Pomodoro timer, then wires all of it directly into Jira, GitHub and GitLab issues — so your task list and your actual work tracking live in one place.
All data is stored locally by default, with no account required to use the app, which makes it a genuinely privacy-friendly alternative to cloud-only task managers like Todoist.
What makes it different
Track time spent per task automatically as you work, with reports broken down by project.
A focus timer is built directly into the task workflow, not bolted on as a separate app.
Sync tasks directly with Jira, GitHub and GitLab issues.
No account is required — all your tasks and time entries are stored on your own device.
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ElectronThe honest read
- Genuinely local-first — no account required
- Free forever, with no subscription
- Deep integrations with Jira, GitHub and GitLab
- Combines task management and time tracking in one tool
- Built-in Pomodoro timer
- Interface is less polished than commercial task apps
- Mobile app is a PWA rather than fully native
- Historically a smaller, less heavily-staffed project
- Syncing across devices needs manual setup (Dropbox/WebDAV)
Quick answers
Yes — it's completely free and open source, with no subscription required.
Yes — it tracks time spent per task as you work and can generate reports broken down by project.
Yes — Super Productivity syncs directly with Jira, GitHub and GitLab issues.
Locally on your device by default, with no account required. Syncing across devices can be set up manually via Dropbox or WebDAV.
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