Super Productivity 12.0 is here: Free task management supports Kanban

Version 12.0 of the open-source task management software Super Productivity has been released. The update includes a new board feature that allows tasks to be sorted into predefined structures such as the Kanban workflow or the Eisenhower matrix. User-defined overviews are also possible. Users can drag and drop them to the intended location and schedule them accordingly. They can also be tagged with keywords and sorted into categories.

Task management with timeboxing

Super Productivity is an open source tool that manages the user's tasks and measures the time required to complete them. It uses timeboxing, a project planning method that allows users to assign a maximum time budget to their tasks. Tasks can also be broken down into further subtasks. Other functions include a Pomodoro timer and metrics with which users can evaluate their working day.

Users can integrate the project management tools Jira and OpenProject, as well as the version management tools GitHub, GitLab and Gitea into the application. The application imports assigned tasks automatically and notifies the user when changes are made. In addition to backups to Dropbox and Google Drive, the tool also allows synchronization via WebDAV protocol.

The update includes revisions to the user interface, such as the animations for the stopwatch and focus mode. There were also improvements to the localizations. The update also included numerous visual and technical bug fixes. All changes can be found in the changelog on GitHub. The tool is available for Windows, macOS and Linux. An Android app and a web application are also available to users.

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