fluxday is a task & productivity management application ideal for fast growing startups and small companies. fluxday was developed by Foradian starting in 2014 and was a critical part of the company’s hyper growth and success. fluxday was opensourced by Foradian in May 2016 to help more startups use the power of a no-nonsense productivity tracking tool.

fluxday is engineered based on the concepts of OKR - Objectives and Key Results, invented and made popular by John Doerr. OKRs and OKR tools are used today by many companies, including Google, LinkedIn and Twitter

• Managing and Tracking OKRs
• Creating, assigning and tracking tasks
• Maintaining log of time spent by employees
• Generating different types of reports, and in different formats
• Analyzing progress and productivity of your company, its departments, teams and employees
• OAuth server with filtered access to users

Visit the official website for more info

“through discipline comes freedom” - aristotle

Fluxday is released under Apache License 2.0

Try Fluxday before downloading. Use the email-id and password given below to login as different types of users like Administrator, Team Lead and Employee.

Please note that the demo will automatically reset every 2 hours.

• Ruby 2.1.0
• MySQL or MariaDB server
• Imagemagick
• wkhtmltopdf (To be downloaded from this website and placed in lib folder)

git clone https://github.com/foradian/fluxday.git  

Once the specified version of Ruby is installed with all its dependencies satisfied, run the following command from the root directory of the application. (You can skip this section if you are using docker)

gem install bundler
bundle install

For google authentication, you need to set up the corresponding key, secret, callback url etc. The application loads these informations from the file config/app_config.yml The sample configuration is available at config/app_config.yml.example (You can simply copy this file to app_config.yml to run Fluxday without google authentication).

cp config/app_config.yml.example config/app_config.yml

cp config/database.yml.example config/database.yml
cp app.env.example app.env

Database configurations relies on the file app.env . After above steps update this file with actual credentials.

cp config/database.yml.example config/database.yml

Update the credentials in database.yml with actual values.

Now you can create the database and perform migrations

rake db:create
rake db:migrate

Fluxday will populate the database with an admin user entry when we run the seed.

rake db:seed

Start container with:

docker-compose up -d --build --remove-orphans

And to access the container:

docker exec -it fluxday /bin/bash

You can start the Rails server using

rails server

Fluxday can be accessed from the browser by navigating to http://localhost:3000.

Email: admin@fluxday.io

Password: password