Unify Your Stack
One Workspace. Every Tool You Use.
A typical developer toggles between 8-12 tools a day. Super Productivity unifies your task list with the tools you already live in – Jira, GitHub, GitLab, your calendar – so deep work stops being interrupted by tab switching. Looking for a specific connector? See the full integrations directory.
Most developers spend their day juggling Jira sprints, GitHub PRs, calendar events, and a separate timer or time-tracking app. The cost shows up as context-switching, missed billing, and shallow work. Super Productivity treats your existing tools as sources of truth and pulls the work into one local-first command center – so you stop hopping between tabs and start finishing what matters.
For per-tool setup steps and the complete list of supported services, visit the integrations directory.
Privacy-first automation
An integration philosophy shaped by indie developers
Every connector follows the same local-first model: minimal scopes, auditable code, and no surprise background services.
Integrations in Super Productivity are designed to feel invisible: they pull context in when you ask for it and stay out of the way when you need deep work. Because the desktop app is fully offline-capable, sync jobs only run when you open the workspace, and they do so using the official APIs of each provider. That means no middleware servers, no telemetry, and complete control over the scopes you grant.
The same philosophy applies whether you are connecting Jira for sprint planning, CalDAV calendars for timeboxing, or a self-hosted Gitea for client work. Tokens live inside the operating-system keychain, the code is MIT-licensed, and the community regularly reviews every connector. If you prefer to keep things simple, just toggle the integrations you need and keep the rest of your workflow distraction-free.
Local API calls
Tokens are stored in your OS keychain and all sync traffic goes straight from your device to the service.
Selective scopes
Grant access per project, repo, or calendar and pause connectors any time you need to go fully offline.
Open-source guardrails
Every integration is inspectable on GitHub, making security reviews and contributions fast.
Browse the full integrations directory
Setup steps, per-tool deep dives, and the privacy model behind each connector – Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Google Calendar, CalDAV, and more.
View all integrations →Issue Providers
Live Sync With Your Source of Truth
Reuse the same local-first experience already powering the developer guides.
Live Issue Sync
GitHub issues, Jira tickets, and GitLab issues appear instantly in your task list.
Automatic Time Attribution
Time automatically links to the right issue/ticket. Perfect for client billing or retrospectives.
Keyboard-First Commands
Create, search, and link issues without leaving the keyboard. Built for developer velocity.
Featured Integrations
Each integration inherits privacy defaults from the desktop app.
GitHub & GitLab
Sync issues, pull requests, and labels. Link tracked time back to commits.
Jira
Keep sprint tickets updated locally. Transition statuses without leaving the app.
CalDAV & Google Calendar
Mirror events inside the scheduler so timeboxing never collides with meetings.
Gitea
Self-hosted Git service integration. Connect your on-premise Gitea instances.
Self-Hosted Instances
Connect to your own GitLab, Jira, or Gitea servers. All credentials stay on your device.
Integrations FAQ
Get confident before you connect your stack.
How do integrations work?
Super Productivity connects directly from the desktop app to each service’s official API. Auth tokens stay on your machine, requests are routed straight from your device, and every connector respects the same offline-first, telemetry-free defaults as the core app. Once a token is granted, the issue provider keeps tasks, subtasks, and spent time in sync so you can work locally even if the remote service is temporarily unreachable.
Can I add my own integration?
Yes. The app exposes a documented plugin system and REST API, so you can write adapters for internal tools, time trackers, project hubs, or MCP-based AI workflows. Start from the example plugins in the GitHub repository, point them at your API, and ship them privately or back to the community. Because everything is open source, you can audit exactly how data flows before rolling a connector to your team.
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