Capture ideas quickly, organize them into projects, and plan the same tasks in list, board, timeline, calendar, and connection views without duplicate records. Use the hosted free plan or self-host the MIT-licensed edition.

What real task does your product handle with GPT-6 Astra?

PlanGlade handles the real work of turning loose tasks into one connected planning record that can be reviewed as a list, board, timeline, calendar, or relationship map. GPT-6 Astra was used in development rather than at runtime. The first version was built with GPT-5.6 Sol; Astra then performed a repository-wide refactor and audit, tracing shared task state across the interface, API, persistence, and self-hosting paths, fixing data-integrity and security edge cases, improving the UI, and verifying the release. This entry is for that Astra-assisted refactor, not a claim that Astra created the original product.

I built PlanGlade because planning tools often make organizing the work feel like more work. I wanted one calm place where a task can move between list, board, timeline, calendar, and connections without being copied. PlanGlade began before the Astra Challenge and its original implementation was built with GPT-5.6 Sol. GPT-6 Astra then helped me refactor and audit the product: tightening shared task state, fixing data and security edge cases, improving the interface, and checking the self-hosted release. I’m entering that Astra-assisted refactor, not claiming Astra created the first version. You can use the hosted free plan or run the MIT-licensed edition yourself. I’d appreciate feedback on capture, the different planning views, and whether the product feels calm once you have real work inside it.

What real task does your product handle with GPT-6 Astra?

PlanGlade

Calm project planning across every useful view

Calm project planning across every useful view