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SkillUp is a free app for Windows and Android: a task planner, finance tracker, habits, and an RPG skill progression system. Tasks, savings, asset portfolio, calendar, and a catalog of ~1,500 items — all in one place. All data stays on your device only, with no sign-up or cloud sync.
It started from a personal frustration: I was juggling 5 different apps every day — tasks, finances, habits, a reading list, and a calendar. Each had its own account, its own logic, and my data was scattered everywhere.
I wanted something different: → Everything in one app → No cloud, no registration, no subscription → Actually fun to use — so I added RPG mechanics (XP, levels, streaks, achievements)
What's inside SkillUp: - Daily planner with Pomodoro - Full finance tracker (budgets, savings, asset portfolio) - Habit tracker with streaks - A catalog of ~1,500 self-improvement materials - 5 skills to level up: Strength, Intellect, Creativity, Discipline, Financial literacy
Tech note for the curious: Built with Flutter — one codebase for Windows and Android. All data is stored locally via JSON persistence + optional ZIP backup/export.
It's free. Download links are in the product page.
I'd love your honest feedback: - Would you use a local-only app like this? - What feature would make you switch from your current stack?
Happy to answer any questions about the product or how it was built. Thanks for checking it out! 🙏
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“https://github.com/2ANGELO/SkillUp”
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm the maker of SkillUp.
It started from a personal frustration: I was juggling 5 different apps every day — tasks, finances, habits, a reading list, and a calendar. Each had its own account, its own logic, and my data was scattered everywhere.
I wanted something different:
→ Everything in one app
→ No cloud, no registration, no subscription
→ Actually fun to use — so I added RPG mechanics (XP, levels, streaks, achievements)
What's inside SkillUp:
- Daily planner with Pomodoro
- Full finance tracker (budgets, savings, asset portfolio)
- Habit tracker with streaks
- A catalog of ~1,500 self-improvement materials
- 5 skills to level up: Strength, Intellect, Creativity, Discipline, Financial literacy
Tech note for the curious: Built with Flutter — one codebase for Windows and Android. All data is stored locally via JSON persistence + optional ZIP backup/export.
It's free. Download links are in the product page.
I'd love your honest feedback:
- Would you use a local-only app like this?
- What feature would make you switch from your current stack?
Happy to answer any questions about the product or how it was built. Thanks for checking it out! 🙏