Tracks is a web-based application designed to help users implement David Allen's Getting Things Done methodology. Built using Ruby on Rails, it offers a flexible and intuitive interface accessible from any device with web access. Tracks supports multi-user environments, making it suitable for both individual and collaborative task management. The application is open-source, free to use, and licensed under the GNU General Public License . Key Features and Functionality: - Next Actions: Central to the GTD methodology, Tracks allows users to define and manage the very next physical actions required to move tasks forward. - Contexts: Users can assign tasks to specific contexts—such as locations, tools, or situations—enabling focused task management based on current circumstances. - Projects: Tracks facilitates the organization of related tasks into projects, providing a structured approach to achieving larger goals. - Multi-User Support: The application supports multiple users, making it suitable for team collaboration and shared task management. - RSS Syndication: Tracks offers RSS feeds for various views, allowing users to stay updated on their tasks through their preferred feed readers. - Tagging and Starring: Users can tag and star tasks to prioritize and categorize them effectively. - Progress Graphs: Visual representations of task progress help users monitor their productivity and identify areas for improvement. Primary Value and User Benefits: Tracks addresses the challenge of managing tasks and projects by providing a structured, GTD-compliant system that enhances productivity and organization. Its web-based nature ensures accessibility from any device, facilitating seamless task management across different platforms. The multi-user capability supports collaborative work environments, while features like tagging, RSS feeds, and progress graphs offer users comprehensive tools to track and prioritize their tasks effectively. As an open-source solution, Tracks provides flexibility and transparency, allowing users to customize and extend its functionality to meet their specific needs.