Motive of super-productivity

[hdokes]

Hello, In my search for a comprehensive project/task manager application I have discovered Superproductivity. My needs not only include being able to create and schedule tasks on a project by project basis but to also review tasks and time performed for dates that have come and gone. Is it an accurate statement to suggest that superproductivity's ONLY purpose is to schedule tasks for the future and does not or will not allow you to review past activity in any way shape or form? I must have the ability to review any and all past projects and associated tasks for audit purposes, resource management, and time tracking by project/task for specific calendar requests. I have liked what I have seen but if I am correct in my assessment it seems to fall short for my needs.

Thank you for your time Johannes and efforts

[johannesjo]

No this is not true. There are a couple of options to review your past work and even export it as an excel sheet if you so desire. I recommend to just play around a little and see if it fits your needs.

[hdokes]

Hi Johannes, thank you for the prompt reply. That's good news. Problem is... I have been playing with it for several months now and I haven't found where that can be done. Your youtube video's seem to be a bit dated and I haven't found an actual manual or how it works type documentation. Can you point me in the right direction for that?

[johannesjo]

In the left hand menu each project or tag should show three little dots on the right if you hover them. If you click there you can choose either "Quick History" or "Worklog" there should be a good overview.

[hdokes]

Hi Johannesjo,

I have looked at the quick history and worklog overviews. I guess what I was desiring was a calendar period which showed daily activity in that day, week, month, year from the past. I can not find an ability to travel back in time beyond today to see what activities occurred yesterday and beyond in the scheduler or the planner. I think I would be correct in understanding that your product is intended strictly for personal productivity and not intended for resource/asset productivity? I absolutely love your approach to a productivity package. The UI is appealing and provides for today forward scheduling and planning but falls short of being able to review activity in the same calendar format for yesterday and older tasks. Also, I was only able to find one area of export under the Sync & Export. It appears to export a json file... not an excel format. I could find no area where I could export in either csv or excel format.

I have considered the possibility of forking your source and adding some much desired capability like assigning tasks to human resources and such however while fluent in a couple dozen languages, my skills are a bit dated and I am unfamiliar with some of the tools you have incorporated such as electron and angular. I am continuing to try to use superproductivity for my environment and also have been considering learning it and understanding it with an intent to actually create a users manual as I can find none that exists as well and the only youtube video's are very limited and very dated in the features and how to use them.

I really like what you have put together from the user flow and AI aspect. I'm just am concern it may only exist as a personal task manager for my needs and unfortunately I need to have something that is capable of tracking more than just my personal time.

[johannesjo]

If you're missing something a fork sounds like a good idea :)

Please, let me know, if you have any questions!

I think I would be correct in understanding that your product is intended strictly for personal productivity and not intended for resource/asset productivity?

I am not sure what this means tbh. :)

[hdokes]

Hi Johnnesjo,
To state it differently, is it safe to assume that superproductivity is intended to be a personal (single individual) time/schedule manager rather than one to manage the time of multiple resources, whether the resources are multiple individuals or assets like the scheduling and usage of machinery as an example. I am looking for a package that can consolidate the scheduling and time tracking of multiple individuals and/or assets (machines, etc) on a given project. Hope this helps.

[johannesjo]

Super Productivity is build from the single user perspective (ideally managing all the other tools this one user uses).