Tired of slow, bloated project tools? I built Taskflame with one obsession: speed. Sub-100ms interactions, mobile-first design, real-time collaboration. No learning curve, no feature bloat - just the kanban board that works how your brain thinks. 🔥

Figr AI: UX Agent for Product Teams — Learns your product. Thinks through UX

Learns your product. Thinks through UX

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Scott, and like many of you, I was drowning in slow, overcomplicated project management tools. Jira took forever to load. Notion was beautiful but sluggish. Trello was simple but felt outdated. I had a simple philosophy: if I can't add a task in under 2 seconds, the tool is broken. So I built Taskflame with one obsession: speed. Every interaction happens in milliseconds. Every feature serves a purpose. No bloat, no complexity, just the kanban board that works exactly how your brain thinks. The "less is more" approach resonated immediately. Beta users kept saying the same thing: "Finally, a tool that doesn't get in my way." We're mobile-first because most project management happens on phones during commutes, coffee breaks, and quick check-ins. We're real-time because modern teams don't work in silos. We're enterprise-ready because startups become scale-ups fast. Taskflame isn't trying to be everything to everyone. It's trying to be the perfect kanban board for teams who value speed, simplicity, and beautiful design. Would love your feedback! 🔥

Websockets or polling for updates? What's the conflict resolution model when two people edit the same card? And please say there's a proper API - my Zapier addiction needs feeding! ⚡🤖

@erliza_p WebSockets all the way! Taskflame uses Supabase Realtime with native PostgreSQL WebSocket subscriptions. If two people edit the same card at the same time, the Last-Write-Wins, the boards use Optimistic Updates for each change. It's all powered by an API, but it's not yet available for use.

Figr AI: UX Agent for Product Teams — Learns your product. Thinks through UX

Learns your product. Thinks through UX

Websockets or polling for updates? What's the conflict resolution model when two people edit the same card? And please say there's a proper API - my Zapier addiction needs feeding! ⚡🤖

Taskflame

Blazing fast kanban boards

Blazing fast kanban boards