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Backlogs
Organize your work items in backlogs. You can create daily backlogs, todo lists, reminders, ...
Those screenshots were generated on Kubuntu 20.04 (XOrg, KDE Plasma 5) for the latest version of Flowkeeper.
Organize your work items in backlogs. You can create daily backlogs, todo lists, reminders, ...
Flowkeeper's colorful progress indicator in system tray is instantly recognizable in a workspace.
Flowkeeper can store its data in plaintext files, which you can copy, backup and edit yourself, if necessary. This is the default mode.
Host your own private Flowkeeper Server to synchronize your work between all your devices in real time.
Use flowkeeper.org (BETA) to synchronize your work between all your devices in real time. You can register and authenticate with your Google credentials, or request a new ad-hoc account.
You can use all Flowkeeper features without ever touching the mouse. The hotkeys are intuitive and configurable.
Flowkeeper ticks and dings just like a real kitchen times. In addition to that, you can configure some melody to play while you should be resting -- this quickly creates a strong reflex to take a pause.
Every app should have a dark theme!
The light theme for the purists.
You can customize Flowkeeper look and feel, including window layout, background and fonts.
You can export Flowkeeper data as a text file, which you can then process and/or import back. This is a recommended way of taking backups.
You can import Flowkeeper data (event sequence).
Flowkeeper is like Apple Health for your Pomodoro Technique. This is the default view.
You can see how your are progressing through the last 30 days.
Track your long-term Pomodoro Technique progress and success.
We build Flowkeeper automatically thanks to GitHub Pipelines. Flowkeeper is Open Source software, so you can build it from source yourself. You can also find previous releases in GitHub.
Unlike other timers on the market, Flowkeeper is designed to be: a). Free Software; b). Cross-platform; c). Work natively on a Desktop. It is not just a Pomodoro timer, but a robust, open and secure work tracking platform.
Compared on XYZ, Flowkeeper likely: a). Supports different desktop OS better; b). Is more lightweight and performant (it's not based on Electron); c). Is optimized for usability (keyboard shortcuts and advanced configuration); d). Is free as Freedom; e). Supports end-to-end data encryption (you own the encryption keys);
Yes, it is totally free, and is distributed under the terms of GPL license, similar to Linux Kernel or Git.
We take user privacy seriously. Unless you synchronize your data via flowkeeper.org, Flowkeeper won't send any usage or other data anywhere. You might have noticed that this site doesn't have a Cookies banner -- it's because we don't use cookies for tracking you. When you use Offline mode (the default behavior), your data is stored in a plaintext, unencrypted file on your disk. You can see the filename in Settings and inspect its contents. If you choose to synchronize your data with Flowkeeper.org, the application forces you to define a key, which is used to encrypt and decrypt data on your computer. Flowkeeper Server doesn't have that key, and thus cannot decrypt your data.
File an Issue on our GitHub page: https://github.com/flowkeeper-org/fk-desktop/issues.
There are two options. First of all, you can synchronize data using Flowkeeper Server, which you can host yourself or rely on the one running at flowkeeper.org. Alternatively, you can use the default file-based data backend and synchronize the data file via the likes of Dropbox, OneDrive or rclone. And if you enable "Watch changes" option, you can synchronize Flokkeeper events across all your devices in near real-time. Flowkeeper.org requires end-to-end encryption, it won't allow Flowkeeper application store data in unencrypted form.
Check out https://app.flowkeeper.org and try to add it to your phone as a PWA. This app is still in its BETA stage, but you can use it to manage your backlogs and work items.