a real task tree
break work down as far as it actually goes, instead of flattening everything into one noisy checklist.
// personal work, in order
jittr
a keyboard-first task manager for people whose work has dependencies, loose ends, someday ideas, and actual consequences. keep the full picture; work the next move.
free to organize · no credit card to start · works in any browser
01
the pile problem
most task apps are fine until the work gets real. then you have a flat list of forty things, no sense of which one matters, and a nagging feeling you have forgotten something. jittr is built for the point where remembering the work stops being the hard part.
find it fast
projects, tags, saved filters, dates and dependencies keep the useful thing within reach.
hands stay on the keys
built for typing, not clicking. it came from the terminal and it never really left.
02
jittr pro
the free half is where the work lives: the tree, projects, tags, filters, board, planner, review, dashboard and scratchpad. pro is for the next problem — deciding what to actually do today, and knowing where the time went afterwards.
a Today that decides
stop re-reading the whole list to find the next move. it ranks what has earned your attention now, against the time you actually have.
time that tells the truth
run a timer or log it after the fact, then see how far your estimates were from the work reality delivered.
delegation that doesn't vanish
hand something over and still know where it stands, instead of chasing it through a chat thread.
$9/month, or $72/year — which works out at $6 a month. everything you build stays free and stays yours: pro adds to jittr, it never takes the free half hostage.