Everything BootTask does, and nothing it does to you.
39 features across the Chrome extension, the optional macOS Native Gate and the web app — each one written out in full. No blocking, no punishment, no cloud holding your tasks.
Everything you write down before the work starts: tasks, durations, groups, projects, briefs.
The daily task list
Write the work down, give it a duration, order it the way you intend to do it.
Read more →Folders
Collapsible groups for a long list. Visual only — no project semantics, no extra rules.
Read more →Projects and subtasks
A goal, permanent instructions, and the subtasks that get you there.
Read more →Recurring tasksPremium
Daily, weekly on chosen days, or monthly on chosen dates. A new occurrence appears once you finish the last.
Read more →Notes, briefs and Copy for AI
Task-specific instructions plus the project context, copied to your clipboard in one click.
Read more →Set aside, not lost
Switch tasks and the previous one is marked resumable, with the time it already accumulated.
Read more →Start on the right page
A task with several sites asks which one to open, then takes you there.
Read more →Delete, and undo
Removing something is one click, and taking it back is one more — for five seconds.
Read more →Completed work and time spent
What you finished, how long it actually took, and how far the day got.
Read more →Voice dictation
Speak the task instead of typing it, in any of 66 locales.
Read more →Capture from any page
Right-click a selection or a page and it becomes a task, with the source URL kept in its notes.
Read more →How BootTask learns which sites and pages serve the task you chose — and how gently it says otherwise.
Useful-site suggestions
Type a task title and the domains you actually use for that kind of work come up first.
Read more →Site categories and always-allowed domains
Twelve ready-made categories, your own on top, and a permanent pass for the sites you always need.
Read more →The off-task badge
A quiet marker next to the bar when the site is not one of the task's sites. No wall, no block.
Read more →On-device page relevanceOn-device AI
Chrome's built-in model reads the page summary locally and tells you if it looks unrelated to your task.
Read more →The Intercept Decision PanelOff by default
Optional, off by default. When a navigation leaves the task's scope, it asks — it does not decide.
Read more →Never-intercept sites
A short list of domains BootTask must never question. Banking, health, anything you consider none of its business.
Read more →The timer, the bar on the page, the breaks. A signal you can always overrule.
A timer that overruns instead of stopping you
Past the planned time it shows +MM:SS and keeps going. It is a signal, not a prison.
Read more →The Focus Bar
A slim bar at the top of every page holding the task, the time and the controls.
Read more →The Focus Menu
Everything the running session can do, one click from the bar.
Read more →The Focus Pill
The bar folded into a pastille you can park in any corner — or anywhere you drag it.
Read more →Pauses and breaks
Stop the clock without losing your place — for five minutes or for as long as it takes.
Read more →Free Surf
Open browsing as a deliberate choice, with its own duration and its own name.
Read more →Fix layout
Three ways to make the bar coexist with a stubborn site, chosen on the spot.
Read more →The gate on your Mac, the panel in Chrome, the popup, the web app. Same tasks everywhere.
The Native Gate for macOSOptional · macOS
A full-screen question at login and after a real wake: what deserves your attention first?
Read more →The Web Gate
The same intentional entry point, inside Chrome, with no native app required.
Read more →The side panel — in the page or in Chrome
The full dashboard beside the web, as an in-page panel or Chrome's own side panel. Cmd+Shift+B.
Read more →The extension popup
The smallest surface: what is running, what is left, one click to switch.
Read more →The web app
Your tasks, folders and projects in a browser without the extension — including on your phone.
Read more →First run in four steps
What BootTask is, how a task works, what the bar will do, and then out of the way.
Read more →Notifications, if you want them
Off by default. Session notices and optional deadline reminders, only when you ask for them.
Read more →Report a problem with a site
The bar misbehaving on some page? Send a diagnostic from that exact page.
Read more →Deadlines, focus rules and appearance settings that adapt BootTask to your way of working.
Deadlines and reminders
Put time-sensitive work first, with optional Chrome reminders that you control.
Read more →Focus Mode, on your terms
Set a default for browsing guidance, then let every task inherit it or choose its own rule.
Read more →Appearance that follows you
Six light and dark color themes, your own accent, and typography that stays readable everywhere.
Read more →No BootTask cloud, optional sync to your own Drive, one payment if you want more.
Sync to your own Google Drive
Optional backup and multi-device sync through a Google Sheet you own, in your Drive.
Read more →No BootTask cloud
Tasks live on your device. Page content never leaves it. There is no account to create.
Read more →French and English throughout
Every surface in both languages, with an English fallback and no half-translated screens.
Read more →Free plan and lifetime Premium
Ten open tasks free forever. A lifetime payment unlocks the current Premium features.
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