Open-source Lunatask alternatives

Super Productivity is a to-do list application that adds timeboxing and time tracking to everyday task planning. Tasks can be organized with sub-tasks, projects and color-coded tags, and viewed in a planner with a schedule timeline next to calendar events. Visual boards, including Kanban and Eisenhower Matrix layouts, help you sort work. It is written in TypeScript, released under the MIT license and tagged as local-first and privacy-friendly.

Time tracking produces time sheets and work summaries that can be exported to a company's tracking system. Habit tools include break reminders, an anti-procrastination feature and a focus mode with Pomodoro, Flowtime and countdown sessions, plus personal metrics. Integrations include Jira, Trello, GitHub, GitLab, Gitea and Linear, plus ClickUp, Redmine and Azure DevOps, importing assigned tasks and creating work logs automatically. It is available as a web app and as apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.

Habitica is an open-source habit-building app that turns personal goals and daily tasks into a role-playing game. Completing tasks earns experience and gold, while missed ones cost health points, which gives everyday routines a built-in reward and penalty loop. It is aimed at people who find plain to-do lists dull and respond better to game mechanics.

Players level up a character, collect weapons and armor, and spend the gold they earn on in-game gear. The web application is a JavaScript project built on Node.js and Express with a MongoDB database and a Vue front end, and the same service is reachable through separate Android and iOS apps maintained in their own repositories.

The source code is publicly visible under a custom license described in the repository rather than a standard SPDX license. The maintainers have paused outside code contributions and do not accept AI-generated code, but the codebase stays open. Developers who want a local copy can follow the project's wiki guide for setting up Habitica locally.

Anytype Desktop is the official desktop client for Anytype, a personal knowledge base for macOS, Windows and Linux. It lets you collect pages, tasks, wikis and journals and link them together, while keeping data stored locally and encrypted across your devices.

The client is built around composable blocks such as text, databases, kanban boards and calendars, and you can define your own Types to shape the data model. Storage is offline-first with optional peer-to-peer sync, and encryption relies on the any-sync protocol. It is an Electron application written in TypeScript, and it can be extended through a gRPC API and AI agents described in the repository.

Sign-in uses an Any-ID, and installers are published on the releases page and the download site. The code is published under the Any Source Available License 1.0 rather than a standard open-source licence, and the README includes instructions for building from source and updating the middleware.