Todo Board
Add a task in seconds without opening an account-gated app.
Existing task managers were feature-rich but overkill for jotting down something quick without syncing to a cloud account.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Needed a lightweight task manager that didn't require accounts or sync to a cloud service. Existing solutions like Trello were feature-rich but overkill for quick personal task tracking.
After
Delivered an instant-load task manager that works completely offline. The simplicity reduces cognitive overhead — tasks are added in seconds, not buried in nested project structures.
How it's solved
Built a minimal todo board with multiple boards, drag-and-drop task ordering, priority labels, due dates, and keyboard shortcuts. All data stored locally with optional export/import for backup.
Trade-offs
No cross-device sync — each board lives in the browser that created it.
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