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Crona App

@crona.work
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Local-first work tracker for people who live in the terminal. Open source. No accounts. Own your data. crona.work

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Crona App @crona.work · 24/09/2026
Crona v1.9.0 is now stable 🎉 Alongside it, the new native macOS companion has reached v1.0.0 — bringing your current focus, timers and controls right into the menu bar. Still local-first. Still terminal-first. Still no accounts or cloud required. crona.work github.com/webxsid/crona
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Crona App @crona.work · 01/08/2026
Built myself a terminal-first, local-first work tracker because every other one eventually became another chore. Go + Bubble Tea + SQLite No accounts. No cloud. Just a keyboard and a terminal. It’s been my daily driver for the past few months. Curious what other TUI folks think.
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Crona App @crona.work · 16/06/2026
A small milestone for Crona today. The latest stable release is available via homebrew for Mac and Linux distros. Winget coming up soon for windows
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Crona App @crona.work · 15/06/2026
My biggest regret with Crona so far is opting for direct curl script installation rather than a package manager. Well that is changing with the upcoming releases. The new beta already works on brew, more coming up soon.
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Crona App @crona.work · 07/06/2026
Another weekend, another feature shipped to Crona. Momentum is now a first-class entity with dedicated visuals for tracking consistency at a glance. Check out the latest release: crona.work
Screenshot of Crona, a terminal-based local-first work tracker, displaying the Momentum view inside a macOS terminal window. The interface uses a dark theme with teal accents and a left-hand navigation sidebar. Three momentum cards are visible: “Training Week,” “Wellbeing Month,” and “Recovery Mix.” Each card shows linked habits, target completion goals, current and best streaks, and historical performance across weekly or monthly buckets. Visual progress bars use green to indicate targets met and red to indicate missed periods, providing an at-a-glance view of consistency over time. The terminal window is centered against a blurred gradient desktop background
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