About timr

a tiny task-tracking tool for small, trust-based teams.
no accounts. no email. no password resets.

what it does

Tasks live in groups. Each task moves through states:

todo → in progress → review → done

Finishing a task requires peer agreement — a simple aye/nay vote. No single person can unilaterally close work.

how you sign in

a moderator sends you an invite link
you scan a QR code with any TOTP authenticator app
from then on: your user ID + the 6-digit code. nothing else.

philosophy

action first — grab a task and go. no permission needed to start.
consensus as a brake — finishing requires agreement, not just saying so.
visibility is the enforcer — every move is seen by everyone in real time.
no boss — moderators can break ties, but peers can achieve the same through consensus.

timers — coming soon

Tasks in progress get a countdown. Check in to reset it and signal you're still on it. Let it run out and the task drifts back to the pool — visible to everyone.

The name timr comes from this: time tracked at the task level, not just the project level.