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The Wrixton web app at projects.wrixton.xyz gives you a full view of every list — todos, chores, projects, shopping, gifts, and groceries — without opening a terminal. It talks to the same API as the CLI, so every change you make in the browser appears instantly in track today and vice versa. The app is installable to your phone’s home screen or desktop, and it loads offline so it opens even without a network connection.

Logging in

When you open the app for the first time, you’ll see a sign-in form. Enter your username and password — the credentials created when your account was set up with track user add <name>. You can also sign in with a passkey if you have one registered. Your session is stored in localStorage, so you only sign in once per browser.
You can create and delete additional per-device API keys from Settings → api keys. If a key is compromised, delete it there or via the CLI. You can also register hardware security keys and platform authenticators (Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello) under Settings → passkeys.
The tab strip across the top of the app is driven by a set of lenses — each one is a pre-filtered view of your items:
LensWhat you see
todayItems due today or tomorrow, bucketed by day
allEvery open item, bucketed by due date
shopShopping, gifts, and groceries grouped by kind
choresAll chores, grouped by recurrence interval
projectsThe project directory (features, requirements, tasks)
Tap or click any lens chip to switch instantly. The active lens controls what the omnibar searches and what noun the quick-add row uses.
Type /today, /all, /shop, /chores, or /projects in the omnibar to jump to any lens by keyboard. See the Omnibar page for the full command list.

Expanding items

Click any row to expand it inline. The expanded panel shows all fields and gives you snooze shortcuts:
1

Click the item row

The row expands beneath itself without navigating away from the list.
2

Pick a snooze duration

Tap 1d, 3d, or 1w to push the due date out by that interval immediately. The item’s due date updates and the row re-sorts.
3

Or pick a specific date

Open the date picker to choose any future date. The same picker handles both due and (for chores) last_done.

Completed toggle

The today and all lenses have a “completed” toggle at the bottom of the list. Turn it on to reveal finished items, grouped by when they were completed:
  • today — completed since midnight
  • yesterday — completed the previous calendar day
  • earlier this week — completed within the past seven days
  • earlier this month — completed within the past thirty days
  • earlier — anything older than thirty days
Items are sorted newest-first within each bucket.

Mobile gestures

On a phone or tablet the app responds to touch gestures directly on list rows:
  • Swipe right — mark the item complete (equivalent to track done <id>)
  • Swipe left — delete the item
Pull down on the list to force a refresh from the server. The app’s optimistic update layer applies your change immediately and then confirms it in the background, so swipes feel instant even on a slow connection.

Keyboard shortcuts

Press ? anywhere in the app to open the keyboard shortcut reference overlay. Common shortcuts:
  • / — focus the omnibar and enter command mode
  • ↑ / ↓ — move focus between rows
  • ⌘↵ / Ctrl↵ — create a new item from the omnibar text
  • Esc — clear the omnibar or collapse the focused row

Adding items

The omnibar at the top of every lens doubles as a quick-add bar. Type a title and press ⌘↵ (Mac) or Ctrl↵ (Windows/Linux) to create a new item of the current lens’s kind. You can also prefix your text with a slash command — /todo, /chore, /buy, /grocery, /gift — to add a specific kind from any lens. Token shortcuts work in the title:
  • #tag — attach a tag
  • !p2 — set priority to 2
  • @project-slug — attach to a project (tasks only)
For fields the quick-add bar doesn’t cover (due date, recurrence, budget, estimate), expand the item after creation and edit inline, or use track edit <id> from the CLI.

Omnibar

Full slash-command reference: navigate, create, export, and snooze without touching the mouse.

Settings

Share lists, subscribe your calendar app, and export or import a JSON backup.