Built for keyboard speed. Every view, every task, every action — without touching your mouse. Your data stays on your Mac. No account. No subscription. No cloud.
Keyboard shortcuts built in. Every action, every view, every task. Not one reason to touch your mouse.
You open a task manager to work. Instead you get subscriptions, accounts, sync errors, and a UI that buries the task list three menus deep. SuperTasks just gets out of your way.
Press ⌘K and every action is one selection away. Navigate to any view, find any task, run any command — hands never leaving the keyboard.
Used commands surface automatically. Shortcut hints show inline. It gets faster the more you use it.
Hit Enter and a detail panel slides in — priority, due date, project, notes. Everything in reach without losing your place in the list.
Four priority levels. Hold a task until a future date and it vanishes until you need it. Notes save as you type. No modals, no separate pages.
Clear your list and SuperTasks doesn’t show you a blank page. It shows you a full-screen landscape photo — a new one every day, with a greeting that knows the time of day.
It turns inbox zero from a fleeting moment into something you actually look forward to. A quiet signal: you’re done. Go live your life.
No account · No email · Works in seconds
Per month. Per year. Forever. Every feature included. No trial. No nag. No paywall.
You live in your terminal, editor, and browser. Every tool you trust is keyboard-first. Your task manager should be no different.
Context-switching kills flow. You want to capture a task, schedule it, and get back to work in under five seconds. No modals, no friction.
You’ve paid for Todoist, tried Things 3, and still feel like you’re renting your own productivity. You want software you own. This is it.
From inbox to done. No mouse, no menus, no detours.
No trial that expires. No Pro tier. No getting nickel-and-dimed.
SuperTasks is free software, full stop.
No account created. No email required.
No cloud means no servers, which means nothing to charge you for. If SuperTasks saves you an hour a week, a coffee goes a long way.
Built for solo Mac users who live on the keyboard. If that’s you, the choice is obvious.
| SuperTasks | Todoist | Things 3 | Apple Reminders | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | $4–8/mo | $49.99 | Free |
| No account needed | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Local storage | ✓ | ✗ | ~ | ✗ |
| Keyboard-first | ✓ | ~ | ~ | ✗ |
| Command palette | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Custom filtered views | ✓ | ~ | ~ | ✗ |
| Open data format | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
~ = partial support · April 2026
“I built SuperTasks because I was tired of paying $8 a month to be interrupted by upgrade prompts in my own task manager. Your tasks should live on your Mac, every action should be one keystroke away, and it should cost exactly nothing.”
~/Library/Application Support/SuperTasks/tasks.db. Open it with TablePlus, DB Browser for SQLite, or script against it however you like. It’s your data.Drop your email and we’ll let you know when it ships. Two emails a year, max.
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Everything set up in under a minute. Press C, add your first task, and you’re already moving faster than before.
Click above. The .dmg opens in seconds.
Drag to Applications. First launch: right-click → Open.
Press C. Add your first task. Done.