Task apps assume the hard part is remembering. For a lot of us the hard part is starting. OnTrack picks one task using your deadlines, your energy and the hours you focus best in, then guards that block with a timer. Big goals become trails: link everyday tasks and the trail moves while you do your day. Two things I have not seen elsewhere. A rest token that saves your streak on a day you did nothing. A letter each Monday that never compares you to last week. No account, works offline, $4 once.
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I built OnTrack because every task app I tried was good at telling me
what I owed and useless on the days I couldn't start.
So it starts differently. It picks one task for you, using your
deadlines, the energy you reported, and the hours you actually get
work done in. Then it starts a clock and protects that block.
Two things I care most about:
A rest token. One a week. If a day goes by with nothing logged, it
spends itself and that day counts as rest instead of breaking your
streak. Most apps punish you on exactly the days you needed help.
A letter every Monday. Two short paragraphs about the week you had.
It names what you finished and notices the low day you showed up
anyway. It never compares you to last week and never scolds you.
No account, no server, nothing leaves your device. $4 once, because
a focus app you never open is worth nothing.
There's a free preview in the browser, no signup, link above. Happy
to answer anything, and I'd genuinely like to hear what's missing.