A powerful productivity app combining task management, goal/habit tracking, timer session and detailed analytics. Privacy-first, local-only data storage.
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Hey Product Hunt — I’m the maker of Hexis 👋
At some point I realized my productivity tools had become a second job. Too many features. Too many settings. Another cloud account. I was spending more time organizing my productivity system than actually doing the work.
So I built Hexis — a focused, local-first desktop productivity app (Windows, macOS, Linux) that brings together tasks, goals, habits, timers, and clear analytics — without the bloat. All in one lightweight fast native app. Made for people who want a simple, dependable workspace to get things done.
Hexis main features: - Tasks & Projects — straightforward task lists and projects for daily work. - Goals — outcomes you care about (quarterly goals, learning goals, product milestones). - Habits — recurring behaviors you track every day or week. - Timers / Sessions — built-in session timer (Pomodoro-style or fully custom) to focus on work and track your time. - Analytics — meaningful charts and logs that show how habits feed goals, how time is spent, and how daily work maps to real progress. - Local-first: Your data stays local on your device by default — no hidden servers, no vendor lock-in, no telemetry. - Fast native performance: Built with Rust + Dioxus for a snappy, responsive UI with low resource usage.
A key concept: you can link habits to goals and projects, so your daily routine isn’t just tracked — it’s connected to the outcomes you want. That makes analytics feel actionable rather than noisy.
The pricing model is simple and fair: Buy once, own forever. No subscriptions. No usage limits. Just a straightforward license with updates included for 1 year or lifetime, your choice.
Product Hunt special: Use code PRODUCTHUNT at checkout to claim a free 1-year updates license — available for the first 50 users.
I’d love your feedback: * What feature would make Hexis instantly click for you? * Anything confusing or friction-heavy? * What would make you switch from your current setup?
Thanks for checking Hexis out — excited to hear what you think! I’ll be here in the comments to answer questions.
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Hey Product Hunt — I’m the maker of Hexis 👋
At some point I realized my productivity tools had become a second job.
Too many features. Too many settings. Another cloud account. I was spending more time organizing my productivity system than actually doing the work.
So I built Hexis — a focused, local-first desktop productivity app (Windows, macOS, Linux) that brings together tasks, goals, habits, timers, and clear analytics — without the bloat. All in one lightweight fast native app. Made for people who want a simple, dependable workspace to get things done.
Hexis main features:
- Tasks & Projects — straightforward task lists and projects for daily work.
- Goals — outcomes you care about (quarterly goals, learning goals, product milestones).
- Habits — recurring behaviors you track every day or week.
- Timers / Sessions — built-in session timer (Pomodoro-style or fully custom) to focus on work and track your time.
- Analytics — meaningful charts and logs that show how habits feed goals, how time is spent, and how daily work maps to real progress.
- Local-first: Your data stays local on your device by default — no hidden servers, no vendor lock-in, no telemetry.
- Fast native performance: Built with Rust + Dioxus for a snappy, responsive UI with low resource usage.
A key concept: you can link habits to goals and projects, so your daily routine isn’t just tracked — it’s connected to the outcomes you want. That makes analytics feel actionable rather than noisy.
The pricing model is simple and fair: Buy once, own forever. No subscriptions. No usage limits. Just a straightforward license with updates included for 1 year or lifetime, your choice.
Product Hunt special: Use code PRODUCTHUNT at checkout to claim a free 1-year updates license — available for the first 50 users.
I’d love your feedback:
* What feature would make Hexis instantly click for you?
* Anything confusing or friction-heavy?
* What would make you switch from your current setup?
Thanks for checking Hexis out — excited to hear what you think! I’ll be here in the comments to answer questions.