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Beta Tasks, tickets, wiki, CLI & iOS app

Work tracking for
teams who actually ship.

Tasks, tickets, wiki, and weekly planning — in one fast, keyboard-first workspace. Built for small teams running real projects across multiple organizations.

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Self-hosted or cloud · API, CLI & iOS app
Used by teams at
  • KiloHertz
  • Schneider Industries
  • SHYN
  • ElbConcept
Everything in one place

One workspace. Every angle of the work.

Stop stitching together five tools that don't talk to each other. Trackr is the project tracker, ticket queue, planning calendar, and team wiki — under one keyboard shortcut.

Tasks, grouped how you think

Switch between list and board, group by project, status, assignee, or priority. Every view stays in lockstep with the underlying data.

Weekly planning with honest limits

Drag tasks into days. Set a weekly capacity and let Trackr warn you before you over-commit. Inbox zero for your calendar.

Roles & permissions

Internal and client roles with a 28-permission matrix. Org-level, project-level, or one-off — granular without the spreadsheet.

Customer support tickets

External clients open tickets in their own portal without ever touching your internal task graph.

Wiki built into the work

Meeting notes, runbooks, weekly recaps. Real-time collaborative editing, linked directly from the tasks they describe.

My Week

Plan the week. Cap your hours. Stay honest.

Trackr's weekly view is the only calendar that respects your throughput. Pull tasks in, watch capacity fill, and feel the burn-down — not the burnout.

  • Capacity you can see

    Set your weekly hour budget once. Trackr shows over-commitment at a glance — it warns, it never blocks.

  • Time estimates and actuals

    Estimate when you plan. Log when you ship. Calibrate your gut over time.

  • Unscheduled inbox

    Tasks without a date go to your unscheduled queue. Drag any one into a day to commit.

Built for developers

Terminal, API, webhooks. Your workflow, your tools.

Everything the web app can do is reachable from a REST API with bearer tokens. Script it, wire it into CI, or live in the TUI.

A real CLI, with a TUI

Create tasks, triage tickets, and read your inbox from the terminal. JSON output for scripts, a full-screen TUI for humans.

REST API, first-class

The same /api/v1 the iOS app uses. Bearer tokens, SSE live updates, and permission scoping identical to the web.

Signed webhooks

23 event types, HMAC-signed payloads, automatic retries with backoff. Filter by org, project, or assignee.

Self-host in minutes

One docker compose up. Postgres, an SMTP server, and optional S3 — no message broker, no extra services.

terminal bash 
# Sign in once; the token lands in your OS keychain
trackr login --server https://app.trackr.dev

# Create a task from the command line
trackr task create -m "Fix capacity rollover" \
  --project SCM --priority high --due 2026-09-12

# Triage tickets, machine-readable
trackr ticket list --segment mine --status open --json | jq '.[].subject'
Explore the API
Keyboard-first

Touch the mouse only when you want to.

Every action in Trackr has a key binding. Open the command palette with ⌘K to do almost anything in three keystrokes.

Navigate

Open command palette
⌘K
Go to My Week
GW
Go to Tasks
GT
Go to Tickets
GS
Go to Wiki
GI

Create

New task
C
New ticket
⌘⇧T
New wiki page
⌘⇧P
Duplicate selection
⌘D
Log time
T

On a task

Set priority
1–4
Assign to me
AM
Move to today
DT
Toggle complete
Space
Open details
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The tracker your team won't ditch in three months.

Built for small teams. Two minutes to set up. Self-host it or let us run it.

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