Super Productivity
Open-source task manager with time tracking and timeboxing
Ranked 5 of 8 in best to-do list apps
A free, MIT-licensed task manager with time tracking, timeboxing and Jira, GitLab and GitHub integrations. Its focus is developer and deep-work use, so it suits plain shopping lists less well than Microsoft To Do.
Best for Time tracking and focus work for developers
About Super Productivity
Super Productivity combines a task list with time tracking, a Pomodoro timer, a schedule planner and a focus mode. Tasks can record the time spent on them, and integrations with Jira, GitLab, GitHub and OpenProject pull in issues from those services. That makes the app useful for developers who track work in issue trackers.
The app works offline with no account needed, and it keeps data on the device by default. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and the web. The code is licensed under MIT. Its main trade-offs are a smaller community than major commercial task managers and integrations aimed mainly at developer tools.
Key features
- Time tracking
- Pomodoro timer
- Schedule planner
- Jira, GitLab and GitHub integrations
- Works offline
Strengths
- Time tracking and timeboxing built in
- Works offline with no account needed
Limits
- Smaller community than major commercial apps
- Integrations focus on developer tools
Where Super Productivity ranks
| List | Rank | Score | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best To-do list apps | 5 of 8 | 86.5 | Time tracking and focus work for developers |
Alternatives to Super Productivity
All 7 alternatives
TodoistCross-platform task manager for personal and team lists
TickTickTo-do list and calendar app with habits and a Pomodoro timer
ThingsPersonal task manager for Apple devices with Things Cloud sync
OmniFocusTask manager for Apple devices with perspectives and reviews
Microsoft To DoFree task manager with My Day, reminders and shared lists
VikunjaOpen-source task manager you can self-host, with Kanban and Gantt views
Questions about Super Productivity
- Is Super Productivity free?
- Super Productivity can be used without paying: Free and open source under the MIT license. Check the vendor’s pricing page for current limits.
- Is Super Productivity open source?
- Yes. Super Productivity publishes its source code under the MIT license.
- Which platforms does Super Productivity support?
- Super Productivity is available on: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Web.
- What is Super Productivity best for?
- Time tracking and focus work for developers. In our ranking of to-do list apps it is number 5 of 8 with a score of 86.5.
- What are the best alternatives to Super Productivity?
- The highest-ranked alternatives on listme.name are Todoist, TickTick, Things, OmniFocus.