Super Productivity: To-Do List App-Analysen für 9. November

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. 110,000+ Google Play downloads and 22,000+ GitHub stargazers. How-To Geek featured it as a free alternative to paid productivity 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, Trello, and Nextcloud Deck. - Kanban, Eisenhower Matrix, daily planner, and compact list layouts - pick what fits your brain. - Automations: rules that auto-tag, auto-move, or start tracking time for you. - 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 Super Sync, WebDAV, Dropbox, or CalDAV - your storage, your choice. In active development since 2016, with 22,000+ 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.