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Every project, one tap away.
Favorite projects sit on top with their open task count. Chat, notes, meetings and the wiki are one row below, so a train ride is enough to catch up.
Built for the moments between desks.
The iOS app carries the reactive half of Trackr: check the week, tick off a task, answer a customer, log the hour. Structure stays on the desktop, where it belongs.
- Native SwiftUI
- Live Activities
- Same API as the web app
Tasks
Your list, grouped the way the team works.
Tasks grouped by status, with priority, due date, checklist progress and comments on every row. Filter or save a view and it syncs with the web app.
Tasks
Open a task, start the clock.
Type, status, priority, assignee, due date and estimate on one screen. Start a work session and it appears as a Live Activity on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Tickets
Support that doesn't wait for a laptop.
Tickets are grouped by who owes the next move: awaiting reply, in progress, waiting on the customer, waiting on you. Each one carries the customer's organization and tags.
Tickets
Reply to the customer, or leave a note for the team.
The whole thread in one place, including the internal notes the customer never sees. Replies reach their inbox by email; your team sees them in the ticket.
Plan
See the week before it happens.
Calendar week, planned hours against your capacity, and every day's load as a bar. When Wednesday turns red, you know before the week does.
What stays on the desktop
Boards, bulk edits, project setup and collaborative wiki editing live in the web app. The phone reads wiki pages and shows chat threads, then hands you back to a keyboard for the rest. That is a decision, not a gap.
On TestFlight while Trackr is in beta
The app is distributed to the team through TestFlight for now. Public availability will be announced in the changelog.