Productivity

Curated GitHub list of productivity tools, books and methodologies worth digging through.

The most polished cross-platform task manager, with natural language input that actually works.

Tasks, calendar, habits and a Pomodoro timer in one app, the best all-in-one for most people.

Simple, reliable time tracking with good reporting and a generous free tier.

Open source, self-hostable workflow automation, a serious alternative to Zapier without per-task pricing.

The most uncompromising website and app blocker, with schedules you genuinely cannot talk your way out of.

Turns your habits and to-dos into a role-playing game, complete with parties and boss fights.

David Allen's official site for the GTD methodology, still the reference system for capture and review.

Deep work and digital minimalism essays that push back sensibly against productivity tool obsession.

A clean browser Pomodoro timer with task lists, no account required to start.

Cross-platform open source text expander that saves an absurd amount of typing once configured.

Open source automatic time tracker that logs what you actually did, entirely on your own machine.

Open source task manager that ties timers, time estimates and issue trackers together for deep work.

Open source, self-hostable project management with list, kanban, gantt and table views.

Fast, scriptable command-line task management for people who live in a terminal.

Commit to a goal and pay real money when you go off track, which works alarmingly well.

Open source, ad-free habit tracker with a genuinely good scoring algorithm and no account needed.