Zenith is an open-source productivity tool for developers who live in the terminal. Manage tasks, habits, projects and timers from a CLI or a Bubble Tea terminal dashboard, or use the desktop app. Everything reads and writes one local database, so there is no account, no cloud and no tracking. It is released under the MIT license and built in the open by SummitCode.
Prioritize tasks, group them into projects with tags, and log the time you spend on each one.
Track daily, weekly or monthly habits and log each completion straight from the command line.
Connect Ollama or LM Studio to get productivity suggestions and daily summaries without sending data anywhere.
Schedule Pomodoros, breaks and reminders and get native desktop notifications.
Run zenith tui for progress bars, live timers and Vim-style navigation built on Bubble Tea.
A windowed app with smart lists, areas, a command palette and light and dark themes, sharing the same local database as the CLI.
Zenith is released under the MIT license. Read the code, file an issue, send a pull request or fork it for your own workflow.
Install from the command line
$ brew install yalcinumut/tap/zenith$ go install github.com/yalcinumutt/zenith-cli@latestThe desktop app is in beta and ships as macOS and Windows builds on the releases page.
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