The tools that build your city
Producticity reads from the apps you already use. Finish something there and it arrives as XP, adds to the building going up, and your city grows. Nothing to log twice.
- Big task doneFrom Todoist+40
- Pull request mergedFrom GitHub+20
- Slept 7h+From Apple Health+60
Task tools
Work you finish there arrives as XP on its own: 10, 20 or 40 XP by size, the same as a task ticked in the app.
- TodoistTasks you complete. Priority 1 builds Big, a “quick” label builds Quick.Available
- LinearIssues assigned to you that move to a completed state. Size comes from the estimate.Available
- GitHubPull requests you open that are merged, and issues assigned to you that are closed as done.Available
- NotionRows in a database you pick, when their done checkbox or status flips to done.Available
Health
Daily steps and sleep from your phone, with your consent. Totals only.
AI apps
Use your city from the AI app you already talk to, over the Model Context Protocol.
Server URL: https://producticity.app/mcp
Automations
Send what happens in your city to other apps, and bring tasks in from them.
- ZapierSend finished tasks, buildings and your Keystone to other apps; add, finish or log tasks from them.Available
- IFTTTThe same triggers and actions, on IFTTT.Coming
The same rules for every tool
Connected tools earn exactly what the same work would earn in the app, within limits that keep the city honest.
- 400 XP a day
- The most synced work can earn in a day, shared by every tool, AI app and automation.
- Once each
- A task earns once, however many times it syncs; a recurring one, once per occurrence.
- From today
- Connecting a tool counts what you finish from that day on, not your history.
- Read-only first
- Tools are only read, unless you turn on marking tasks done for one.
Producticity isn't made by, affiliated with or endorsed by the makers of these tools.
Start with one tool
Name your city, connect the tool you use most, and today's finished work lands on your first building. See how it works.
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