These tools cover the actual daily loop of getting work done and staying consistent — time-boxing focus with a Pomodoro timer, tracking tasks on a Kanban board or an Eisenhower priority matrix, time-blocking a whole day, building habits and goals, studying with flashcards, and simply jotting things down in a notepad — without asking for an account or sending anything to a server. Everything is saved to your own browser's local storage, so it's there the next time you visit the same browser on the same device, and an export option is available anywhere you might want to move it elsewhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to sign up to use these tools?

No — none of these tools require an account. Your Pomodoro history, board, and notes are all saved directly in your browser's local storage.

Will my data be there if I switch devices or browsers?

No — local storage is specific to one browser on one device. The Kanban board has an Export/Import option to move your data as a JSON file if you need to switch.

Is there a limit on how much I can save?

No hard limit is enforced by the tools themselves, though browsers do cap total local storage per site (typically several megabytes) — far more than typical notes or task lists would use.