KanDesk is a task management app - track tasks, generate status reports, turn meeting notes into action items, and keep freeform lists, all in one place.
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"I need better ideas"
"I should learn more about AI first."
"I'll start next weekend."
Turns out, I didn't need a better idea. I just needed to start!
And I realized, I already had a problem worth solving.
I've been taking notes on paper for as long as I can remember. Every meeting, every action item, every random idea lives in a notebook somewhere.
Great for writing! Terrible for tracking later!
So I built #KanDesk; a personal productivity platform to organize tasks, notes, priorities and status updates, all in one place. Not an AI agent but a web platform built using Claude Code, accessible for all.
~1.5 weeks of vibe coding later, I found myself stuck in a ‘prompt, feedback and repeat’ loop that got the best of me. That’s when it clicked, “No amount of prompting can replace real user feedback.”
So here’s my first version, out in public for you to exploit.
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Adding a recurring task feature would be super useful, especially for weekly status reports or those standing meeting notes you always forget to convert into action items. Could be as simple as letting me duplicate an existing task on a schedule.
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@yannick_baker Thanks for the feedback. While creating a new task, there is an option to make it recurring. Feedback taken on the task duplication, will see how to incorporate it
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The meeting notes to action items feature sounds really useful. One thing that would make it even better is letting users tag which attendees are responsible for each action item, so it auto-assigns the task and pings them with a notification. Would save a lot of manual sorting after meetings.
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@jairo_yan KanDesk was built primarily as a personal productivity tool, so it was intentionally kept to focus on helping an individual manage their own tasks and notes rather than team collaboration. But if I ever expand it to a collaborative workspace, attendee tagging and auto-assignment would definitely be high on the list. Thanks for the idea!
Adding a recurring task feature would be super useful, especially for weekly status reports or those standing meeting notes you always forget to convert into action items. Could be as simple as letting me duplicate an existing task on a schedule.
@yannick_baker Thanks for the feedback. While creating a new task, there is an option to make it recurring. Feedback taken on the task duplication, will see how to incorporate it
The meeting notes to action items feature sounds really useful. One thing that would make it even better is letting users tag which attendees are responsible for each action item, so it auto-assigns the task and pings them with a notification. Would save a lot of manual sorting after meetings.
@jairo_yan KanDesk was built primarily as a personal productivity tool, so it was intentionally kept to focus on helping an individual manage their own tasks and notes rather than team collaboration. But if I ever expand it to a collaborative workspace, attendee tagging and auto-assignment would definitely be high on the list. Thanks for the idea!