Super Productivity
A local task planner with timeboxes, focus mode and its own stopwatch; less glossy, less interested in your wallet.
Technical Profile & Specs
verified 2026-08-10
- Cost
- $0 / forever (Open Source)
- License
- MIT
- Hosting Model
- Local (on your machine)
- Platforms
- desktopmobilewebone-click install
- Installation
- Use the browser/PWA or install a packaged desktop or mobile build
- Where Your Data Lives
- Tasks, projects, time records, and settings are local-first in browser or app storage; optional synchronization and backups use the user's chosen WebDAV or Dropbox account
- The Catch / Trade-off
- Super Productivity timeboxes local tasks well but does not pull a broad set of external task systems into one inbox or automatically place them on the calendar like Akiflow.
Replaces 7 paid apps
up to $91/mo ($1,092/yr) in subscriptions
Super Productivity FAQ
Common questions
Is Super Productivity free and open source?+
Super Productivity is an open-source tool licensed under MIT that runs on local. A local task planner with timeboxes, focus mode and its own stopwatch; less glossy, less interested in your wallet.
What paid software does Super Productivity replace?+
Super Productivity serves as a free replacement for 7 paid SaaS applications: Akiflow, Hubstaff, Sunsama, Things 3, Timeular, Todoist, Toggl Track, saving up to $91/month ($1,092/year) in subscription bills.
How do you install and set up Super Productivity?+
Installation: Use the browser/PWA or install a packaged desktop or mobile build.
What is the catch or trade-off with Super Productivity?+
Super Productivity timeboxes local tasks well but does not pull a broad set of external task systems into one inbox or automatically place them on the calendar like Akiflow.