Work in progress, capped
Projects beyond the cap are parked rather than quietly neglected. Parking keeps everything and stops it competing for your attention.
DevDeck
Finish what you start.
Most project tools assume the problem is remembering the work. DevDeck assumes the problem is finishing it — for the developer with nine projects open and nothing shipped.
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Planned time, checked against evidence
Block out time against a project, then compare it with the work that actually happened. Commits are the strongest evidence there is.
Commits close tasks
Sign in, install the read-only GitHub App on repositories you choose, and name a task in a commit. DevDeck closes the task that commit finished.
Releases as the destination
Scopes, phases and versions give tasks somewhere to be pulled toward — and release notes drafted from the commits that closed them.
Yours, on your device
Local planning works offline with no account. Sign in when you want account sync or GitHub integration.
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A tool people use to concentrate is the wrong place for them. DevDeck shows none, on any plan.