My own head was full. At any given moment I've got a dozen "oh, I need to follow up with that client / remember that thing / chase that invoice" loops running in the background, and none of the apps I tried were a place I actually trusted enough to put them down. Notes apps make you pick a structure up front — folders, nesting, all that. But the most useful structure for the stuff I track is just time: what happened, in what order, when. So Organizer is built around timelines instead of folders. A timeline is a named log you add to over time; every entry is timestamped, can carry attachments, a due date, a done/not-done state. You shove a thing in, give it a day, and on that day it tells you about it. That's the whole job. Also if you use a certain big tech's task list feature, it really sucks. I stopped using that and use this. And it feels very cool to use syncthing and keep all the data private away from the big training dataset / panopticon in the sky while still having the convenience of cloud app. I think there are a lot of apps that could follow this form, and many people can build them with AI now it is cheap to build. We could have a lot of personal apps being local like it's 1995. Vibe coded? Yes - 99.8%. P.S. - Oh and that Github home page link? Product Hunt doesn't know about CodeBerg apparently, so had to add that in to keep it happy.

Organizer

Timelines for everything you want to remember. Open Source!

Timelines for everything you want to remember. Open Source!

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Hi! Worth trying this product (free as in freeeeeee!) for a week, see if it helps you.

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Hi! Worth trying this product (free as in freeeeeee!) for a week, see if it helps you.