Super Productivity: To-Do List

The Front End

About this app

Plan your day, timebox your focus, and ship more - without telemetry, accounts, or paywalls.

Super Productivity is an open-source task manager and time tracker built for developers, freelancers, and anyone who wants deep work without distractions. 51,000+ Google Play downloads and 18,000+ GitHub stargazers. How-To Geek called it "most comprehensive Pomodoro timer functionality" among free apps.

What's inside:
- Timeboxing + daily planner: drag tasks onto your schedule, commit to blocks of focused work.
- Pomodoro timer with break reminders and a procrastination helper built on CBT techniques.
- One-click time tracking with automatic timesheets and CSV/JSON export.
- Native sync with Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Redmine, OpenProject, Linear, ClickUp, Azure DevOps, and Trello.
- Kanban, Eisenhower Matrix, daily planner, and compact list layouts - pick what fits your brain.
- Notes, file attachments, and bookmarks attached to any task.

Privacy is not a setting:
- No data collection, ever. No analytics, no telemetry.
- No account required. Your tasks never leave your device unless you set up sync.
- Optional sync via WebDAV, Dropbox, or CalDAV - your storage, your choice.

In active development since 2016, with 19,400+ commits and a global community of contributors. Featured by Lifehacker, How-To Geek, Android Police, It's FOSS, OMG! Ubuntu!, and XDA Developers. MIT-licensed and free forever - no premium tier, no ads, no paid modules.

If you've bounced between Todoist, TickTick, Notion, and Toggl looking for something that respects your attention and your data, try Super Productivity.

Ratings and reviews

I love this app. It's not perfect but it's the best one I've tried and it's genuinely not close. This app combines a to-do list with time tracking to help revolutionize my productivity and overall awareness of my schedule. I was struggling with prioritizing tasks at work. I would be "busy" all day but still not get to all my tasks. Now I'm more alert as I focus on the 1 task being tracked. I can see when 1 task is too time consuming and easily switch. Now I spend more time doing than planning.

Excellent desktop and mobile app. I use them both extensively. Occasionally, the desktop app automatically updates sooner than the mobile app AND includes a data file format upgrade which can break the sync between them. This is rare and is likely caused more by a delay in the Android Developer system's update process than the actual developer of the app.

Overall a very great app, I really love how it has so many functions I need in just one place! I'm using it on Windows and Android, and it usually syncs fine through Dropbox. Edit: The new habit tracker is pretty cool! However some icons are still off-centre, and it still has a few issues with syncing. Make sure you update every device to the same version and back up your data before syncing!