Loginboard started as a personal tool. We were freelancers and solo operators juggling client work, side projects, and personal goals — and every day ended with the same question: what did I actually get done? Notion was too open-ended. Jira was too heavy. A notebook didn't search. So we built something specific.
Most productivity tools are built for teams and businesses, then awkwardly scaled down for individuals. The result is a product full of features you'll never use — like dashboards, admin panels, or SSO. Loginboard is different: it's built for the solo user who just needs a fast way to log what just happened, link it to a task, and move on.
Loginboard is different. It starts with the log — a timestamped record of what you did — and everything else (tasks, links, time tracking) is built around it. You end every day knowing exactly what happened and where it lives.
One dashboard for all your operational context. Log a client call, attach the notes doc, spin up a follow-up task, and start a timer — in the same place, in under a minute. When you come back tomorrow, it's all there.
Workspaces keep different areas of your work separated. The dashboard brings them together. Search finds anything you've ever logged. Nothing falls through the cracks.
Logging something should take five seconds. If it takes longer, you stop doing it.
We made the decisions so you don't have to. No blank canvas, no setup paralysis.
No third-party analytics embedded in the product. Your logs are yours.
Plain data, exportable at any time. We're not building a walled garden.
Loginboard is actively developed. The roadmap includes smarter time reports, deeper integrations with the tools you already use, and better export options. Every feature starts with the same question: does this make your day clearer, or just busier?
If you have feedback, a feature request, or just want to talk about how you work — reach out at [email protected].
No credit card. No setup. Just a cleaner way to track your work.
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