my FAVORITE Open Source App - Super Productivity

[@omaralkhateeb5678]

I searched for a thing like this for ages, finally something sub-optimal.

[@ThatGuySnagz]

This is great for me. Finally a simple, open source tool that I don't have to spend weeks on KZbin trying to figure out how to use the planner/task scheduling correctly.

[@JohannesM]

Wow! Thank you so much for the great video! ❤🔥🥳 This really made my day! And even better now I will always be able to come back to this video and use it as a motivational tool for myself to work even harder on the app! 😎 Hope to get the issues with the new release get fixed soon!

[@quinnkirlew9892]

Lmao 4:55 the accidental self flashbang

[@maksympletiuk5311]

Heh... I am using this app for several years. Still I am mess with organizing things, but this app is really helpful. Especially when I need to track time I spend in tasks, some logs or notes. Still the UI is a little not convenient, but overall its a great app. Glad you like it and made a video.

[@assurali6822]

To me, simple obsidian and weekly notes are more than enough for anything

[@assurali6822]

I call it the good old notepad with some improvement approach, oh i forget to add fancy shit in the name

[@assurali6822]

$hitelstains way of taking notes

[@TanukiLoop]

​@@assurali6822 Aye, I reckon that's a pretty fancy name. I'm sure people will make tons of blog posts and videos trying to sell others their $hitelstain Note Templates or a premium $shitelstain workshop and go down the $hitelstain note taking rabbit hole. I love it.

[@widnmbodken]

obsidian with syncthing is endgame

[@CompuB1t]

Same, Obsidian to me. I have multiple vault but my vaults notes are sync with MEGA. For me it is the best app for productivity but as we know is closed-source.

[@elalemanpaisa]

For over 10 years I do use a shell script with SQLite never looked back

[@stephenanthony5923]

My go-to has been Anytype, which is more of a PKM than a time tracker but the modules are so flexible you can create any date sorting system you need. It takes a little time to learn but its worth it.

[@madborne3372]

Can you tell me an example use case for date sorting system to help me understand?

[@eden_lane]

Thanks for the video. I liked the explanation of the features of this application, but I didn't understand how it is better than the others listed at the beginning of the video 🤷‍♂

[@someoneelse3876]

Whats up with the comment spam, they don't even try to sell anything.🤔

[@DBTechYT]

they're likely "building up the account" so they can look more like a legit account for some reason. likley to be sold to bad actors in the future. I was getting a lot of pron comments for a while, but now I'm getting people just posting random names....

[@craig9668]

Org-mode in Emacs, blows everything else out of the water.

[@salman-11924]

can it do notifications

[@3dstream]

Monday at work I’m going to install this

[@RakibHasan-hs1me]

I have built a simple kanban in Excel, Life has never been easier.

[@gomezzara_creative]

This has been a game-changer! Totally worth it!

[@compameqs]

Thanks techhut I’ve been testing out productivity apps, I did like notion, but it’s more pretty than productive for me. I’ll probably still use it but knowledge divided or something idk.

[@MarcCastellsBallesta]

That is an interesting app. Thanks for showing it!

[@ninobien]

Thank you for the video, presentation. I was searching for his channel and "how to..." use it in details. Didn't find one. Here is a chance for some KZbinr... 🙂

[@HoodieKayy]

*light mode turns on* “ahhhhh”. Me too man me too 😂

[@TechHut]

This is an AWESOME free and open-source application. The developer is working hard to make it great, but he needs some help! Primarily developers (date and timezone gurus) and testers. Thanks for watching! Github Repo: github.com/johannesjo/super-productivity Bug: github.com/johannesjo/super-productivity/issues/3402

[@Moonwired]

I need my daily planner available on my phone, computer and tablet, and watch. I haven’t been able to find anything thats truly cross platform, so I use apples reminders for now, and use my phone when i’m behind my computer.

[@bingebinge3722]

Trello or Outlook Tasks

[@paulywalnutz5855]

todoist is

[@U1TR4F0RCE]

while it's not open sourcce Todoist has an apple watcch and I believe at least certain android smart watch app version. I personally use it for a lot of daily tasks, thouggh it technically isn't a daily planner and instead integrates with traditional daily planners.

[@erics7004]

I use Affine. It's just oerfect and it has infinite cavas.

[@OricoTechsMarketingManager]

interesting app!

[@bEffective]

Once you mentioned attachment and tags, I stopped. I can do a lot of what you outlined in Obsidian Notes

[@magicmanj32]

you need to try Vikunja

[@rhb.digital]

until theres a new better one :D

[@rainbowstevepz343]

I use q4os on my laptop and i use windows 11 on my desktop

[@MudassirKhan-sx9jy]

not stable yet. (as tried on linux)

[@pfitz4881]

Don't see this as very useful when I can tell my phone by voice command to do much of the same thing.

[@justafreak15able]

Sorry but this looks awful.

[@machieu]

For me the Materia UI is meh, I would prefer a native app

[@raphaelkyembe4407]

@@machieu yeah, and preferably a GTK 4