ADHD-friendly work tracker — single HTML file, runs locally in your browser.
Important: The tracker needs to run via a local server (not opened directly as a file) so your data saves correctly between sessions.
- Download
work-log.html,launch.bat, andstart-server.ps1into the same folder - Double-click
launch.bat - The tracker opens automatically in your browser
- Download
work-log.htmlandlaunch.shinto the same folder - Open a terminal in that folder and run:
bash launch.sh - The tracker opens automatically in your browser
Your data is stored locally in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
- Live timer — start a timer on any task, pause and resume, add a handoff note when stopping
- Time log — every logged entry shown with duration, epic, and billable flag
- Billable tracking — mark epics and individual entries as billable; totals shown per task and per day
- Quick pick — recent tasks shown as chips for fast re-logging
- Today's tasks — To do / In Progress / Done with epic colour coding
- Task subtasks — split any task into child steps; completing all steps completes the parent
- Deadlines — date picker with overdue (red) and due-today (amber) highlighting
- Auto-carry — unfinished tasks roll over to the next day automatically
- Jira import — paste a Jira CSV export to bulk-add tickets as tasks
- Completion history — done tasks shown for 14 days with timestamp, then expire by iteration
- Focus screen — one-click distraction-free view showing only the active task and next steps
- Parked thoughts — capture stray thoughts mid-focus without leaving the screen
- Pomodoro timer — 5 / 10 / 20 min ring timer with session log; visible in focus mode
- Today's meetings — fetched live from Outlook calendar (Windows); shows time, duration, Teams join link
- Timeblock — visual 08:00–18:00 grid auto-filled from logged entries; drag to rearrange
- Day streak — consecutive days with logged work
- End the day — one-click summary with test areas and tomorrow's notes, exported as .txt
- Auto-backup — JSON backup saved automatically on end-of-day to a local
JSON backups/folder - Reflection — end-of-day focus-quality and energy ratings with an optional note
- Rapid logging —
✏️button opens a floating capture panel;Enterstarts the timer immediately - Signifiers — clickable symbol on each entry cycles through meeting / flagged / migrated / cancelled / overtime; cancelled entries are excluded from totals
- Daily Log — tab view merging time entries, log notes, and task updates in a single chronological feed
- Monthly Log — heatmap of hours per day with intensity colouring; monthly summary and task inventory
- Migration — end-of-month close-out flow: carry forward, reschedule, or drop each open task
- Trackers — custom 28-day progress grids with a daily target and streak counter
- Sprints — intention-first focus sessions: declare an outcome, run a Pomodoro, then record yes / partly / no
- Weather — current conditions, rain forecast, sunrise/sunset (Helsinki)
- Moon phase — current phase, illumination %, and zodiac sign
- Finnish nameday — fetched live from nimipaivat.fi
| Document | Purpose |
|---|---|
| ARCHITECTURE.md | Module map, data flow, and design decisions |
| DATA.md | localStorage schema dictionary |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | Dev setup, branching strategy, and quality standard |
| ROADMAP.md | Planned and in-progress features |
| CHANGELOG.md | Full release history |
| QA.md | QA checklist and stakeholder sign-offs per release |
A smoke test suite is included. Requires Node.js ≥ 22.12 (matches engines in package.json; bumped to track @commitlint/cli v21).
node smoke-tests.cjs
Or double-click run-tests.bat on Windows.
To schedule tests to run automatically each morning, run schedule-tests.bat once as Administrator.
To set up automated weekly releases every Friday, run setup-scheduler.ps1 once as Administrator.