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A calm, private workspace for turning a crowded day into one clear next action.
Task-Laureate is an open-source, local-first task workspace built with React, TypeScript, Supabase, and Vercel. Start with the live product, explore a safe sample workspace, or use the guides below to contribute and operate it.
Created by Aarti S Ravikumar.
| If you want to… | Go here |
|---|---|
| Use the product | Open Task-Laureate · Sample workspace |
| Learn the workflow | Product Guide |
| Install it on a phone | Install Task-Laureate |
| Understand the product | GitHub Pages product overview |
| Run it locally | Getting Started |
| Understand the design | Architecture |
| Deploy or operate it | Operations |
| Review privacy and reliability | Privacy & Security · Reliability & PWA |
| Learn how data and teamwork work | Data & Sync · Collaboration |
| Improve the experience | Accessibility & Interaction · Release Playbook |
| Find a term or answer | Glossary · FAQ |
| Contribute | Contributing |
The wiki is the human-friendly front door. The versioned source of truth stays in the repository’s documentation index. That keeps deployment instructions, architecture decisions, and release work reviewable alongside code.
- Capture first; organize when the thought is safe.
- Show one feasible next action, not an anxiety-producing backlog.
- Keep sync states honest and every destructive action recoverable.
- Treat AI as an editable suggestion, never an autonomous actor.
- Protect user data with authenticated access and row-level security.
The Wiki is a curated orientation layer. Detailed implementation and operations guidance remains versioned beside the code. When behavior changes, update the relevant Wiki page and linked source guide in the same pull request.