A plain-text, task-timing notepad. Every line is a task; the text is the source of truth. It works offline and syncs across devices when you log in (see Account).

Tasks & status

Start a line with one of these markers:

[ ]	to-do
[x]	done (shown struck-through & dimmed)
[/]	in progress
[*]	important
[?]	question

Timers

• Put the cursor on a task, press Esc then Space t to start/stop.
• Starting appends the clock time and a live counter; stopping writes the elapsed time as … / 24m. Starting again adds to that total.
• The running time shows in the browser tab title, even in a background tab.
• Only one timer runs at a time. Deleting the ⏱ marker also stops it — the text is the source of truth.

Command mode (Vim)

The editor is a real Vim editor (CodeMirror + vim). Click in, press Esc for normal/command mode, then:

Space t	start / stop timer on the current line
Space d	toggle done
Space x	delete the current line
Space a	turn the line into a task

Everything else is stock Vim: i insert · Esc back to normal · h j k l move · dd delete line · / search · v visual select · u undo. Prefer a mouse? Just click and type — the markers above still work without any Vim.

Formatting (light, plain-text)

TaskTXT is plain text, not a full Markdown renderer — your file stays exactly as typed. Two structural bits are recognized:

# Heading	a heading; the first one also names the stack
---	a divider line

Write links or notes as normal text on their own lines. Anything without a marker is just a note.

Stacks & sync

• ＋ (top-left) creates a stack (a separate list); click to switch, double-click to rename.
• Account (bottom-left) logs in to sync every stack across devices; it keeps working offline in between. The sync status pill shows synced / connecting / offline.