Free Project Tracker
Track a project online for free. No signup, no account, no watermarks.
Want to save your work? Fork this component into your CoCube workspace and keep editing.
How to Make a Project Tracker
- Click "+ Task" to append a new task row to the list.
- Click a task's status button to cycle it through TODO, STRT, and DONE.
- Watch the progress bar fill as tasks reach DONE.
- Click a task's text to rename it to whatever you're working on.
FAQ
How do I make a project tracker for free?
Use the project tracker above. Add a task with the "+ Task" button, then click each task's status button to cycle it through TODO, STRT, and DONE. Edit a task title by clicking its text. The progress bar fills as tasks reach DONE. No signup or account needed.
Do I need an account to track a project?
No. The project tracker needs no signup or install. If you want to keep your tasks and customize the tracker, you can fork it into a free CoCube account.
Can I share my project tracker?
Fork the tracker into a free CoCube account first. From there you own the component and can share it, since saving and sharing live with the account rather than this page.
What Is a Project Tracker?
A project tracker is a place to list the tasks in a project and watch them move from not-started to done. Each task carries a status, and a progress measure rolls those statuses up so you can see how far along the work is at a glance.
The project tracker above runs a live CoCube component. CoCube is a modular knowledge base where every element, including this tracker, is a composable component built from cells and expressions. The task rows, the status buttons, the "+ Task" control, and the progress bar are all CoCube primitives wired together with event handlers. Cycling a status updates the done count, which updates the bar, with no page reload and no server round trip.
This keeps the tracker honest about what it is. It's a component you can edit and fork, not a hosted table or a database you log into. If you're tracking a website redesign, a launch checklist, or a personal goal, it gets you a working tracker in seconds. Planning content instead of tasks? The content calendar tool plans posts across a week. You can also see the tracker alongside the rest of the project tracker tour on the landing page.