v0.3.0 — early beta
free to use

Track time.
Stay in flow.

Pomodoro-based time tracker with projects,
routines, streaks, and reports.

try web app → download for windows
taskcorder — session
❯ task start "Build landing page"
→ ● Pomodoro running — 24:38
→ project: design · session: 1 🍎
→ streak: 🔥 7 days
❯

features

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

A focused set of tools to track your time and understand where it goes.

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Pomodoro Timer
25/5/15 min focus modes. Links to any task or routine. Mario coin on session complete.
focus
🏷
Projects
Organize work by project, client, or category. Filter reports by project instantly.
organization
🔁
Daily Routines
Recurring tasks that reset daily. Track streaks, time per session, and 90-day history.
streaks 🔥
📊
Reports
By day, by project, by routine. See exactly where your hours go. Export to CSV.
insights
📥
Queue
Capture ideas before they're ready to work on. Promote a queued item to a task in one click, no re-typing.
backlog
🧠
Mind Map & Whiteboard
A draggable canvas per project — sketch ideas, link tasks, drop sticky notes, or zoom out to see every project at once.
planning
📅
Events
Renewals, bills, birthdays — one-off or recurring reminders that don't belong on a task list.
reminders

why not jira or trello

A lighter alternative to Jira,
Trello, and other Scrum tools.

Perfect for freelancers, indie makers, and small teams who want to manage projects without the enterprise overhead.

🚫
No sprints to configure
No boards to set up, no workflow rules to define. Add a project, add a task, start the timer.
⚡
Minutes to set up, not days
Unlike Jira or Asana, there's no onboarding project or admin role required — sign up and it's ready to use.
🧩
Built-in time tracking
Trello and most Scrum tools need a plugin for time tracking. Taskcorder's Pomodoro timer is the core of the app.
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One flat price: free
No per-seat licensing, no paywalled reports. Free to use during the beta on desktop and web.

how it works

Simple by design.

Taskcorder is built around one loop: capture what you want to do, decide what matters, focus on it, and see where the time went. New ideas start in the Queue so they don't clutter your active list — promote one to a task the moment it's actually ready to work on. Tag tasks to a Project and track it however fits how you think: a plain list, a Gantt-style timeline, a Kanban board, or a freeform whiteboard. Routines handle the stuff you do every day and keep a streak so you can see your consistency at a glance. When you want the full picture, Reports break your time down by day, project, or routine — export to CSV if you need it elsewhere.

01
Capture it in the Queue
Jot down an idea before it's ready to work on. Nothing clutters your task list until you promote it.
02
Organize with Projects
Tag tasks to a project. View progress as a list, timeline, board, or whiteboard — whichever fits the work.
03
Start the timer
Hit start and focus. Pomodoro keeps you on track. Apple icons mark each session.
04
Keep your Routines running
Recurring daily work tracks its own streak, so you can see your consistency without thinking about it.
05
Review your report
Check daily and weekly breakdowns by project or routine. Know exactly where your time went.

built for how your brain actually works

ADHD-friendly tools,
built in — not bolted on.

Taskcorder's core loop was designed around low-friction capture and quick feedback — the two things task managers built for neurotypical workflows usually get wrong for ADHD brains.

✓
Zero-friction capture
The Queue lets you dump an idea in one line the second it hits you, with no fields to fill in — so it doesn't get lost or derail what you're doing.
✓
One timer, one decision
A single Pomodoro timer instead of a dozen settings to tune. Less decision fatigue before you can actually start.
✓
Streaks for instant feedback
Daily Routines track a visible streak, giving quick positive reinforcement for consistency instead of waiting for a weekly review.
✓
See it, don't remember it
Mind Map, boards, and timelines externalize your plan so you're not relying on working memory to track what's next.

Ready to take control
of your time?

Free during the beta. Sign up in seconds — no card required.

Early beta — expect rough edges. Feedback welcome.

try web app → download for windows

faq

Common questions.

Is Taskcorder a good alternative to Jira or Trello?
Yes. Taskcorder is built for people and small teams who find Jira, Trello, Asana, or other Scrum tools too heavy for day-to-day work — no sprints to configure, no admin setup, no per-seat pricing.
Is Taskcorder good for ADHD?
Yes — see the ADHD-friendly section above. A zero-setup Queue, a single Pomodoro timer, and visible streaks are all designed to reduce friction and decision fatigue.
Is Taskcorder free?
Yes, free to use during the early beta on both the Windows desktop app and the web app.
Does Taskcorder work on both desktop and web?
Yes — the native Windows app and the web app sign in to the same account, so projects, tasks, and reports stay in sync. Android is planned next.
What can I track with Taskcorder besides time?
Projects (list, timeline, Kanban board, or whiteboard/mind map), daily routines with streaks, a backlog queue, and one-off or recurring event reminders.

dev log

early stage project
Windows App available
Desktop app — download and install today
Native Windows application with the full feature set: tasks, projects, queue, routines, events, reports, and the mind map. Download →
Web App available
Full web application — live now
The same app in your browser, no install required. Log in with your email and password (Google sign-in is desktop-only for now) — it's the same account as the desktop app, so your data stays in sync across both. Open web app →
Android planned
Mobile app for Android
Track time on the go. Planned next, now that desktop and web are both live — same data, synced across devices.