My girlfriend left me on my graduation day. I wish I could say that was the hardest part. It wasn't. The hardest part was going home that day and realizing I had no idea what came next. I had just graduated. I had a tight budget, no big team, no investors, and no fancy office. Just a laptop, an idea, and a ridiculous amount of stubbornness. So I started building. I wanted to create a project management platform that didn't make managing work feel like another project. That became Theta PM. So, what exactly is Theta PM? Theta PM is built around one simple idea: Your work shouldn't feel scattered. With unlimited projects and tasks, you can organize everything without constantly worrying about hitting arbitrary limits. With Kanban, List, and Timeline/Gantt views, you can switch between visual workflows, detailed task lists, and big-picture schedules depending on how you work. Tasks aren't just checkboxes. Subtasks, priorities, deadlines, dependencies, checklists, comments, mentions, and file uploads give your team everything needed to move work from idea to completion. Workspaces, teams, roles, and permissions keep collaboration organized while making sure the right people have access to the right work. Dashboards and analytics turn scattered project activity into a clearer picture of what's moving, what's delayed, and where attention is needed. And with apps, integrations, real-time collaboration, notifications, chat, and automations, Theta helps connect the rest of your workflow instead of forcing you to constantly jump between tools. The goal is simple: Less complexity. Less scattered work. More visibility. More velocity. But getting here was anything but simple. I was building with a very tight budget. There were bugs everywhere. I'd fix one thing and accidentally break another. I'd spend hours chasing an issue only to discover it was caused by something completely unrelated. Some nights were spent debugging instead of sleeping. There were moments when I genuinely wondered if I was wasting my time. But I kept coming back to the same thought: I've already come this far. I need to see this through. So I kept building. Feature by feature. Bug by bug. Late night by late night. And eventually, Theta started looking less like an idea and more like a real product. Today, I'm finally putting it in front of the world. Theta PM is launching on Product Hunt. 🥹🚀 It's not perfect. I'm not pretending it is. But it's real. I built it, tested it, broke it, fixed it, broke it again, and kept going. And now I want other people to use it. Try it. Break it. Tell me what sucks. Tell me what you love. Tell me what you'd change. Because this isn't the end of the journey. It's the first time I'm opening the door and saying: Come see what I've been building. Welcome to Theta PM. ❤️‍🩹🚀

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2d ago

@theta_pm How easy is it to move from Kanban to Timeline view when a project changes?

1d ago

@david_turner12 Pretty easy 😄 Kanban and Timeline are just different views of the same project, so you can switch between them without rebuilding anything. Give it a try and let me know how it feels! 🚀

@theta_pm The story behind Theta PM feels very honest. Keeping going through all those bugs and setbacks must have taken a lot of patience.

@julian_ting2 Thank you! 🙏 It definitely tested my patience 😂 but I kept reminding myself that every setback was part of getting Theta ready for real users. 🚀

24h ago

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Project management built for velocity

Project management built for velocity