Lunatask is an all-in-one encrypted productivity and life-tracking app. It combines to-dos, habit tracking, journaling, mood & emotion tracking, notes, and relationship tracking in a unified workspace with smart prioritization, privacy.
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We’re thrilled to introduce Lunatask – Encrypted Life Tracker & To-Do Hub 🔐
Imagine having your tasks, habits, thoughts, moods, and notes all in one place—securely encrypted and ready to adapt to your life. That’s what Lunatask aims to be: not just another to-do list, but a personal life hub with depth, privacy, and flexibility.
✨ Here’s what makes Lunatask special:
Smart to-do lists: Prioritization based on task age, urgency, and your effort estimate. Built-in workflows include Must/Should/Want, Eisenhower Matrix, and Pomodoro timing.
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Habit & routine builder: Track daily & weekly habits. Visual streaks, grouping habits, reminders, and bad habit tracking.
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Mood & emotion logging: Track how you feel, your energy, stress, and see trends over time.
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Journaling & notes: Private, encrypted journals with templates, PIN protection, and rich note features.
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Privacy first: All your data is encrypted, giving you control over your personal information.
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Integrated life tracking: No context switching—tasks, moods, habits, and thoughts are in one connected space.
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Lunatask was born out of necessity. Its creator built it because existing tools felt overwhelming and fragmented—especially for creators, people with ADHD, or anyone juggling many roles.
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Now, we want to share it with you. Whether you want to see how habits influence mood, write daily reflections, or finally get your tasks under control without juggling multiple apps—Lunatask is here to help.
Try it, explore it, and tell us:
Which workflow resonates most with you?
What features would make this tool indispensable in your daily life?
How can we evolve Lunatask to better serve your mental clarity and productivity?
Let’s build a more integrated, secure, and human productivity tool—together ✨
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LunaTask feels like the kind of task tool I’ve been waiting for. It’s clean, smart, and customizable—letting you break work into subtasks, set priorities, and track progress without feeling overwhelmed. I’m excited to see how this fits into my daily productivity flow. Great launch!
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I often feel lost with long to-do lists. LunaTask’s promise of helping me break tasks down and stay focused is very appealing. If I can see what needs to happen next, set small goals, and feel a sense of momentum, I’m all in. Looking forward to using it daily.
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From a UI/UX perspective, the challenge is making all the task features feel intuitive and not overwhelming. LunaTask must balance depth (dependencies, subtasks) with clarity. If drag-and-drop, toggles, and transitions are smooth, users will feel in control, not disoriented.
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Congratulations on the launch! In a crowded field of to-do apps, focus, simplicity, and strong ergonomics matter a lot. LunaTask seems to bring these qualities. I hope users find it both helpful and enjoyable enough to keep returning. May it help many manage not just tasks, but momentum.
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Subtasks, priorities, due dates—LunaTask gives you what you need, no fluff. The clean interface helps you focus on doing, not managing. If performance, responsiveness, and reliability are solid, this will be a tool I trust.
LunaTask feels like the kind of task tool I’ve been waiting for. It’s clean, smart, and customizable—letting you break work into subtasks, set priorities, and track progress without feeling overwhelmed. I’m excited to see how this fits into my daily productivity flow. Great launch!
I often feel lost with long to-do lists. LunaTask’s promise of helping me break tasks down and stay focused is very appealing. If I can see what needs to happen next, set small goals, and feel a sense of momentum, I’m all in. Looking forward to using it daily.
From a UI/UX perspective, the challenge is making all the task features feel intuitive and not overwhelming. LunaTask must balance depth (dependencies, subtasks) with clarity. If drag-and-drop, toggles, and transitions are smooth, users will feel in control, not disoriented.
Congratulations on the launch! In a crowded field of to-do apps, focus, simplicity, and strong ergonomics matter a lot. LunaTask seems to bring these qualities. I hope users find it both helpful and enjoyable enough to keep returning. May it help many manage not just tasks, but momentum.
Subtasks, priorities, due dates—LunaTask gives you what you need, no fluff. The clean interface helps you focus on doing, not managing. If performance, responsiveness, and reliability are solid, this will be a tool I trust.
Nice launch! A few ideas:
Recurring tasks and reminders
Calendar sync (so tasks show up on your calendar)
Notifications or push reminders
Tags or contexts (e.g. “work” / “home”)
Progress dashboards or weekly reports
Even now, the base is strong.