What it does
Super Productivity is a free, open-source task manager for desktop, mobile, and web. It supports projects, subtasks, estimates, recurring tasks, timeboxing, Pomodoro focus sessions, time tracking, reports, offline work, plugins, and optional synchronization.
Turn a task list into a daily plan by estimating and timeboxing work, then track actual time with task timers and reports. The app works offline without an account and runs on desktop, mobile, and web. Integrations include calendar, Jira, GitHub, and GitLab; optional sync can use Super Sync, WebDAV, or Dropbox. See the official site, repository, and MIT license.
Strengths
- Free, open-source app works without an account and supports offline use.
- Task planning, focus timers, and time tracking are combined in one tool.
- Available on desktop, mobile, and web, with integrations and plugins.
Watch out for
- Built primarily for individual planning rather than team project governance.
- Optional sync must be configured separately from local task tracking.
Best for
- Individuals and developers planning focused workdays
- Freelancers who need task-level time tracking and reports
Sources
- Super Productivity – Open-Source Deep Work Task Manager (Oct 25, 2026)
- GitHub repository: johannesjo/super-productivity (Oct 25, 2026)
- super-productivity/LICENSE at master · super-productivity/super-productivity · GitHub (Oct 25, 2026)