Plan your tasks in Chrome. When your Mac starts or wakes, the optional Native Gate asks which one deserves your attention before your desktop and browser take over.
No BootTask cloud. Your task data stays on your device or syncs to your own Google Drive.
The Chrome extension is your workspace. The optional Native Gate makes it an intentional starting point on Mac.
The opening message needs to explain the new focus flow.
BootTask keeps the active task visible as you work, with time and controls always close at hand.
One task done. Three useful things left.
Add the work, set its duration and useful websites, then explicitly choose what starts now. BootTask keeps everything else waiting without hiding it.
Add a minute, pause, switch, or finish. BootTask makes the state of your work legible without pretending work follows a perfect clock.
When a task has no sites, browsing stays open. When it does, BootTask can gently ask whether you mean to drift.
Open browsing deserves its own place. Set a duration and step away from the fiction that every tab needs to be productive.
The optional Native Gate is the first BootTask experience after login, a real wake, or a return to your session. It shows the tasks you have planned and asks what deserves your attention before the desktop opens around you.
If the optional Native Gate is not available, BootTask falls back to the Web Gate in Chrome. The gate appears after macOS login; normal user apps cannot appear before the system login screen.
Your workspace opens after you choose.
Free forever with the Chrome extension, Google Drive sync and the optional Native Gate for macOS for up to 10 unfinished tasks. Early Adopters get BootTask Premium for $19.90 during the launch period (reg. $29.90). A lifetime payment unlocks the current Premium features.