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Tasktracker

Personal productivity assistant for habits, tasks, and energy tracking.

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Built for

  • Individuals
  • Founders
  • Students
  • Productivity enthusiasts

What it solves

  • Keeping a habit list doesn't actually change behavior — it's just a list
  • Task managers are either too technical or too polished
  • Tracking mood and energy usually means yet another app
  • Hard to remember what you actually did at the end of the day

How it works

  1. Schedule habits by day (every day, specific days, weekends).
  2. Prioritize tasks with the Eisenhower matrix (urgent / important).
  3. Integrated Pomodoro — start the timer directly on a task.
  4. Rate your mood + energy 1-5 at the end of each day.
  5. Visual progress via streak, heatmap, and weekly summaries.
  6. Installable as a PWA — works offline.

Tech stack

FastAPINext.jsNextAuth (Google OAuth)PostgreSQLPWA (offline-first)

Tasktracker isn't a shallow to-do list — it's a system focused on behavior change. Your habits, tasks, and energy levels live in one place.

Designed around behavior

Research is clear: ticking "done / not done" doesn't form habits. Tasktracker operationalizes James Clear's Atomic Habits and Gollwitzer's implementation intentions:

  • Intent definition: Each habit names a trigger (time + context).
  • Minimal threshold: Start with something as small as "1 push-up" — no oversized promises.
  • Visible progress: Heatmap and streak make consistency visible.

Energy tracking

A 1-5 energy + mood rating at the end of every day. Over time you see what each activity does to you — do heavy-meeting days drain you, do workouts lift you. The data is yours; so is the interpretation.

Learning over gamification

No badges, ranks, or leaderboards. Just a behavior map and your own awareness.