The starting point
When tasks, notes and priorities are scattered, getting back to work takes effort of its own. I wanted to explore a workspace that helps recover the day’s context without depending on a remote service for every action.
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DevFlow Studio
DevFlow Studio brings tasks, projects, focus sessions and technical notes together. It starts with a workspace that runs in the browser, keeps its core data local and leaves cloud capabilities optional.
A personal project in active development.
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A closer look at the product
A look at the public site, followed by everyday work inside the application.
Behind the project
From the need to the development choices.
My contribution
I work on how tasks, projects and the journal fit together in one workspace. My priorities include React/TypeScript workflows, consistent local data, tests and the boundaries of optional cloud features.
What the application brings together
- A Today view for priorities, tasks, focus and the agenda.
- Project and task views with filters, statuses and locally saved context.
- A developer journal, weekly review and insights from local activity.
- A planning assistant, plus import, export and recovery tools.
Choices that shape the project
- IndexedDB and Dexie underpin the core workspace: local storage is the product’s primary data store.
- Supabase capabilities stay optional and separate from local tasks, projects and journals.
- Typed models, validation and tests help track changes. Workflows are also revisited for smaller screens.
What this project is teaching me
This project pushes me to define smaller features within a growing application. Data migrations and consistency between screens need as much attention as the next new idea.