Download Super Productivity for Windows PC v19.2.0 for Windows PC
Super Productivity is the free, privacy-first to-do app for knowledge workers — tasks, time tracking, Pomodoro and Jira/GitHub sync, all stored locally...
Technical Specifications & System Requirements
Software notes
Features
- Completely free and open source (MIT) with no account, no subscription, and no telemetry — your tasks and time data stay on your devices.
- Serious integrations: two-way sync with Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear and Google Calendar turns tickets into tracked tasks automatically.
- Full professional feature set — time tracking with exportable worklog, Pomodoro, break reminders, subtasks, scheduling and repeating tasks.
- Cross-platform with your choice of sync (Dropbox, WebDAV, local folder) instead of a forced vendor cloud.
- This is the official GitHub release build from the Super Productivity project (the vendor's Store build is the same software with Store signing and auto-updates).
Considerations
- Feature depth makes for a dense interface and long settings menus — new users should adopt features gradually rather than all at once.
- The GitHub build can trigger a Windows SmartScreen prompt and lacks Store auto-updates; the developer recommends the Microsoft Store build for Windows users who want zero friction.
- DIY sync (WebDAV/Dropbox) can occasionally produce conflicts if the same data is edited offline on two devices — the app warns, but resolution is manual.
About & Overview: Super Productivity for Windows PC
Super Productivity is a free, open-source (MIT) task and time-management application for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and the web, built by independent developer Johannes Millan. It combines a full to-do system (projects, tags, subtasks, schedules, repeating tasks) with time tracking, a Pomodoro timer, break reminders, and a worklog you can export — and it integrates two-way with Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear, and Google Calendar so tickets become tasks automatically. Your data is stored locally and syncs only if you choose (Dropbox, WebDAV, or local files); there is no account and no telemetry. Note: the vendor recommends the Microsoft Store build on Windows for smoother updates and SmartScreen reputation, but the official GitHub Setup build linked here installs and works the same.
How to Install & Verify Super Productivity for Windows PC
Download Super Productivity from the official GitHub link on this page and run Super-Productivity-Setup-x64.exe. (The project recommends the Microsoft Store build for automatic updates; this official GitHub build is identical software.)
Because this build is not from the Store, Windows SmartScreen may ask for confirmation — choose More info > Run anyway after verifying the SHA-256 on this page.
Create your first project, connect Jira/GitHub/GitLab under Settings if you use them, and pick a sync option (WebDAV/Dropbox/local) only if you want cross-device data.
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Frequently Asked Questions & Verification Guide
Is Super Productivity free?
Yes — free and open source under the MIT license, with no premium tier, no ads, and no account required. The developer accepts donations and sponsorships.
Should I use the Microsoft Store version instead?
The developer recommends the Store build on Windows because it is signed through the Store (no SmartScreen prompts) and auto-updates. The GitHub Setup build on this page is the same application from the same author — use whichever channel you prefer.
Does it sync with Jira or GitHub?
Yes — two-way integrations with Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear, and others import issues as tasks and can push time tracking back. Credentials stay in the local app.
Where is my data stored?
Locally on your device. Sync is optional and uses your own Dropbox, WebDAV server, or a local folder — there is no Super Productivity cloud account holding your tasks.
Does it have a Pomodoro timer?
Yes, a configurable Pomodoro/focus timer is built in, along with break reminders and idle-time detection for accurate time logs.