Sergey

Building - Open Source, Local First task manager

[Sergey @quolpr]

Been building a local-first task manager for a while. Finally ready to share: Will Be Done.

The core idea: a full DB copy lives in your browser.

* Every action is 0ms (actually instant)
* Works fully offline (not a cached skeleton)
* Syncs everywhere when you're back online
* Weekly planner and projects kanban
* Vim keybindings
* Docker self-host as an option

#buildinpublic #localfirst #selfhosted #opensource

[Sergey @quolpr]

Took inspiration from @theo

If you don't like something, fork it.

[Sergey @quolpr]

@glcst And what next after death?

[Sergey @quolpr]

@glcst Building a query engine that is actually a wrapper around real DBs for local-first apps, so you can run the same code on FE and BE. Inspired by Convex: https://t.co/yKIuYOl7vp

[Sergey @quolpr]

@Southclaws Yeah, agree. Persistent layer is kind of easy part, but query planning… That one is really hard thing

[Sergey @quolpr]

@candyboobers Is it ram reading? Disk reading? If disk, nvme or ssd? Even if disk, sounds still slow 🤔 But I think I miss a lot of context

[Sergey @quolpr]

@zachrip_ @aboodman Oh, didnt know. Thanks!

[Sergey @quolpr]

@samwillis @tantaman Wow, amazing

[Sergey @quolpr]

@tantaman Are you going to release it as a separate lib? It would be cool

[Sergey @quolpr]

@tantaman I was playing with tanstack db incremental updates, and yeah, I had same bad numbers. And it sounds more like a bug, I think tanstack IVM still should be fast

[Sergey @quolpr]

Building DB for local first app. Here is a devtool, I espeically like the call tree with fetched rows/duration. Release soon!

[Sergey @quolpr]

Working on devtool for HyperDB (DB for local-first apps). Looks promising!

[Sergey @quolpr]

@theo Yeah, and now with 8$/m on t3chat I feel sooo limited :(

[Sergey @quolpr]

I recently migrated from macos to arch, and wow. I had same feelings when I migrated from vscode to nvim. Now I can configure everything HOW I WANT. And, oh, codex can fix and debug any broken things. So much fun. Intel 358h nuts

[Sergey @quolpr]

@trashh_dev Bought recently xiaomi book pro 14 2026 on intel 358h 14” for 1700$. So far so good on arch

[Sergey @quolpr]

@glcst Oh, that's one of the reasons why I didn't pick Turso for my app. My app is still using local SQLite but backing it up to S3. Now, with this change, I'm considering moving to Turso. Great news!

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@bunopus Стабильно только одно - все вещи нестабильны

[Sergey @quolpr]

@jlongster I would come back to emacs if emacs performance will become same as nvim. I find emacs more convenient then nvim, nvim feels hacky for me

[Sergey @quolpr]

@jlongster I used emacs after nvim for ~3 months and returned back due to performance reason. I spent several weeks why things were slow for me, and came to just lisp GC and lsp servers. Even on newer emacs still performance is not as good as emacs(eve after json fixes)

[Sergey @quolpr]

@VuNguyenDev As I understand 200$ plan has better model than 20$ plan