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Work tracking for
teams who actually ship.

Tasks, tickets, wiki, and weekly planning — in one fast workspace. Built for small teams running real projects across multiple organizations.

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Self-hosted or cloud
Partners

Built with the teams who use it every day.

Every partner is an organization in Trackr with its own tickets, roles and portal. Their work shaped what the product is today.

KiloHertz
Schneider Industries
SHYN
ElbConcept
What is inside

One tool for the whole job.

Every part of Trackr, as it looks in the app. Each slide leads to the section that shows it in use.

Tasks and projects

List or board, grouped by project, status, assignee or priority. Projects belong to clients and carry a status.

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My Week

Seven days, eight hours each. Plan what you will do, see when a day runs over, log what it took.

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Support tickets

A portal per client, internal notes your team keeps to itself, and a task linked to the fix.

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Wiki

Folders and pages, a block editor, live collaboration, Markdown paste and PDF export.

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Notebook and chat

Meeting notes tied to a project, to-dos that turn into tasks, and tagged chat threads per client.

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Roles and permissions

Nine roles across 28 permissions, scoped per organization and per project.

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AI assistants

Connect Claude or any MCP client. It acts as you, with your permissions, and shows results as the app’s own rows.

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CLI, API and webhooks

A terminal client with a TUI, the same REST API the apps use, and signed webhooks for 23 events.

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iOS app

Your week, your tasks and your tickets on the phone, with live updates from the same API.

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Everything in one place

One workspace. Every angle of the work.

Stop stitching together five tools that don't talk to each other. Trackr is the project tracker, ticket queue, weekly planner and team wiki in one place.

Tasks, grouped how you think

List or board. Group by project, status, assignee or priority, then sub-group again. Every view reads from the same data.

Projects, per client

Every project belongs to an organization and carries a status from prospect to archived. The board groups them by status; each card leads to its tasks, members and activity.

Roles & permissions

Nine roles, internal and client, across a 28-permission matrix. Scoped per organization and per project, without a spreadsheet.

Notebook and meeting notes

Quick notes, meeting notes linked to a project, and templates you save yourself. A to-do in a note becomes a real task with one click from the gutter.

Chat with each client

Threads per organization, tagged and searchable. When a conversation turns into work, create the ticket straight from the thread.

My Week

Plan the week. Cap your hours. Stay honest.

My Week lists your seven days with the hours planned on each. Pull in what you will actually do, watch the capacity fill, and log what it really took.

  • Capacity you can see

    Eight hours a day, forty a week. Each day shows its own load bar; go over and it turns red. Trackr warns, it never blocks.

  • Quick capture

    Type a task straight into a day. +SCM picks the project, !high the priority, @nh the assignee and ~2h the estimate.

  • Estimates and logged time

    Estimate when you plan, log time when you ship. The week shows logged hours where they exist and estimates where they do not.

Support tickets

A support desk your clients can actually use.

Clients get a portal with only their tickets. Your team gets the whole queue, internal notes the client never sees, and a straight line from a ticket to the task that fixes it.

  • A portal per organization

    Clients sign in, open a ticket, follow the conversation and attach files. Their admins get an overview of open, unassigned and recently closed tickets.

  • Internal notes and linked tasks

    Switch the composer to internal and only your team reads it. Create a task from the ticket; when the task reopens, the ticket says so.

  • Measured, not guessed

    Every ticket shows its channel, category, first response and resolution time. Unanswered tickets stay flagged in the queue until someone replies.

Wiki

A wiki that behaves like a document, not a form.

Folders and pages in one tree, a block editor with real-time collaboration, and the small things that make people actually write.

Blocks from a slash

Headings, lists, to-dos, quotes, code, images and files. Type / and pick one, or use the Markdown shortcut.

Edit together, live

Everyone on the page sees each other’s caret and selection. Changes merge without a save button.

Drag pages where they belong

Reorder pages or move them between folders straight from the tree. Search it when it gets big.

Paste Markdown, get blocks

Raw Markdown from a README or a chat becomes real headings, lists and checkboxes on paste.

Images and files inline

Paste or drop an image, attach a PDF or a spec. Files live with the page and download with one click.

Outline, details, PDF

Long pages get an outline that follows you. Copy a link to any page or export it as a PDF for people outside Trackr.

MCP server

Ask your assistant. It answers with your work.

Trackr ships a Model Context Protocol server. Connect claude.ai, Claude Code or any MCP client and the assistant reads tickets, tasks, wiki and notes, creates and updates them, and shows the result as the same rows you see in the app.

  • Acts as you, nothing more

    Access is off by default and enabled per user. Inside MCP the assistant has exactly your roles; every write notifies, fires webhooks and lands in the audit log as if you had done it.

  • Reads, writes and shows

    37 tools for tickets, tasks, projects, wiki, notes, checklists and time logs, plus resources and ready-made prompts for a standup, ticket triage and meeting notes. One tool renders an inline widget.

  • Your house rules, in the prompt

    Admins add workspace instructions and guides the assistant reads before it plans; each user can add their own. The built-in rules keep it from inventing descriptions, steps or tags.

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Built for developers

Terminal, API, webhooks. Your workflow, your tools.

Everything the web app can do is reachable from a REST API with bearer tokens. Script it, wire it into CI, or live in the TUI.

Install the CLI Explore the API

A real CLI, with a TUI

Create tasks, triage tickets and read your inbox from the terminal. Every command takes --json for scripts; bare trackr opens a full-screen TUI.

  • trackr task create
  • --json
  • TUI

REST API, first-class

The same /api/v1 the iOS app and the CLI use. Bearer tokens, a server-sent events stream for live updates, and the exact permissions of the web app.

  • /api/v1
  • Bearer
  • SSE /events

Signed webhooks

23 event types, HMAC-SHA256 signed payloads, retries on a fixed schedule and dead endpoints switched off for you. Filter by organization, project or assignee.

  • 23 events
  • HMAC-SHA256
  • 1m · 5m · 30m · 2h · 12h

Self-host in minutes

One compose file, four containers: Postgres, the app, a worker and a scheduler. Bring an SMTP server; object storage is optional. No Redis, no message broker.

  • postgres
  • app
  • worker
  • scheduler

The tracker your team won't ditch in three months.

Built for small teams. Two minutes to set up. Self-host it or let us run it.

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