Super Productivity
Worth it
Confidence: Medium
Use it if you are a solo worker or developer who wants free, private, offline task tracking with timeboxing.
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Comparison
Super Productivity and Todoist both land on Worth it.
Use it if you are a solo worker or developer who wants free, private, offline task tracking with timeboxing.
Buy if you're an individual or small team wanting a polished, cross-device to-do list . start on the free tier.
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| Verdict | Worth it | Worth it |
| Best for | Developers and tech-savvy solo users | Personal task and habit tracking |
| Who it's not for | Teams needing shared projects and collaboration | Teams needing Gantt charts, dependencies, or resource planning |
| Privacy | One high-severity CVE (CVSS 7.8, Aug 2026): OS command injection.⁸ | SOC2 Type II certified with a dedicated security page; no public vulnerabilities found in reviewed sources.15 |
| Support quality | Community and GitHub only; no vendor SLA. | No support evidence in sources |
| Public sentiment | Reviewers and Reddit users call it a sticky, free all-in-one tracker while flagging unreliable mobile time tracking and limited collaboration.¹ | Users broadly praise Todoist for personal organization, with occasional gripes about recent pricing changes. |
| Biggest gotcha | CVE-2026-71551 (CVSS 7.8) allowed arbitrary OS command execution via IPC handler; update before relying on it.⁸ | Google Play reviewers say new pricing makes it not worth it for basic needs16 |