Motivation for building Flow
In my daily work at the office, tools like Confluence and JIRA have been crucial for ensuring the efficient management of projects and tasks. Through using these platforms extensively, I’ve naturally taken on additional responsibilities in project management. These roles have allowed me to deepen my understanding of project workflows, task delegation, and overall project coordination. And, during these experiences I once thought, it’d be really cool to try to build something similar with 
Solid.
With the aim of enhancing my personal productivity, I envisioned developing a linux desktop app that could not only track but also plan projects and tasks seamlessly. That’s why I paired Solid with Tauri.
As a personal challenge, I set out to incorporate features similar to JIRA’s Timeline UI into Flow, aiming to provide a comparable experience for project planning and tracking.
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Features
Flow is an application designed to help users plan their weeks, months, and quarters effectively. It features an intuitive user interface inspired by JIRA’s Timeline, offering a streamlined experience for managing and visualizing project timelines and tasks.
Tech Stack
- Tauri
- Solid
User Interactions
