I saw a wide amount of reactions and these past weeks I took all your suggestions and tried to do as much as possible. It's a pet project where I try to give people valuable software which will always be free.

In the upcoming week, I plan to add a GitHub integration and of course, make this a better project as time goes on.

If you suggested something previously, I want to thank you and I'll try to get back to y'all as much as possible.

Again, thank you HackerNews, this is a dream to me and I can't believe the traction this projected received.

Though of course it’s nice if you pre-add it, it’s nothing people can’t do themselves.

- I will remove the sign ups for the demo - Add more screenshots

This is a passion project as someone mentioned. I love open source and it will always stay free. Hopefully I'll be able to share it whenever it's complete it.

PS: I had no idea this was posted here

Thank you all.

Let me add one and a half. : )

Comparison / advantages (even if anticipated rather than current) over competitive products in this space, which I assume are things like Planka, Kanboard, and other similarly generous and responsibly licensed kanban/project-management tools.

Tangentially related, in your documentation a discussion around your architecture decisions - f.e. rabbitmq, sqlite.

landing page

I’ve signed up for the demo and here’s some feedback:

- Forms should display some kind of feedback while being submitted. Maybe put a spinner on the button? To test that it works correctly, you can set up net throttling in the browser devtools.

- Onboarding could be more straightforward: instead of the Create your first workspace screen, just show the form directly. Same with the first project: you can even show the form while the workspace is being created perhaps, to minimize the wait.

- Right now, every reload blocks on a GET /me request. Looking at a spinner for a few seconds doesn’t feel great! Perhaps you can cache current user data? (you can then update it in the background, a-la SWR)

- By the way: maybe returning password hash in GET /me isn’t a great idea :^)

- On the project page, it seems to connect to the same websocket endpoint 5 times. I didn’t read the source code yet but I think there’s something weird going on with the state management?

Hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything.

I know a lot of people have crazy expectations from open-source projects these days - and many of the comments here echo those, but you can gradually evolve it at your own pace. You don't owe folks anything.