Tasks. Pomodoro. Zero noise. Task Tracker is a pomodoro task manager with a command-terminal aesthetic. One focus stack, a radar that owns your time, and rest you can measure. If other apps drown you in calendars, nested projects and endless settings — this is the opposite: a mission console for deep work.
FOCUS ENGINE Straight countdown (1–999 min) or full Pomodoro: Focus → short break → long break. Configurable 25 / 5 / 15, cycle length, and streaks you can trust. The radar always shows the phase you are in — no guessing when the break starts.
TASK STACK ACTIVE / BACKLOG / DONE — three scopes, zero chaos. Four priorities, plain-text tags ([BUG], [DEV], [DESIGN]…), drag-and-drop inside a scope, and a tag sidebar filter. One row is the mission; the rest wait their turn.
PRODUCTIVITY HEATMAP Every finished pomodoro lands on a yearly isometric heatmap. Lifetime total, busiest day, longest and current streaks — real focus history, not just plans.
FLEXIBLE TASK EDITOR Bold, italic, numbered steps, bullet lists and structure for substeps. Tag and priority stay in the same dialog — write the mission without leaving the stack.
TERMINAL THEMES AMBER ALERT, CYBER NEON, VAPORWAVE, MONO LIGHT, DARK PHOSPHOR, COCKPIT. Shadow modes: none / soft / hard. Same stack, your signal.
ALSO Offline-first. Sound cues. System tray with timer control, task switch and notifications. Tags in plain text. Web, Windows, Linux, Android — the same workspace everywhere.
Core features are free. Heatmap and full theme set are included with subscription.
Website: https://qtasktracker.com
Web App: https://app.qtasktracker.com
Privacy Policy: https://qtasktracker.com/legal/privacy-policy
Support: quantumflow.support@gmail.com
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Snaps are applications packaged with all their dependencies to run on all popular Linux distributions from a single build. They update automatically and roll back gracefully.
Snaps are discoverable and installable from the Snap Store, an app store with an audience of millions.
On Debian 9 (Stretch) and newer, snap can be installed directly from the command line:
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