Four local-first tools show the same engineering pattern at different scales: constrain the problem, preserve user data, test the risky edges, and publish only evidence the public repository can prove.
SubTracker remains local-only with 50 tests passing in its clean candidate. CrewChief is private and under active development, so its prior test and feature counts are intentionally withheld pending a fresh post-batch audit.
A local-first Flet planner with customizable day sections, task history, undo/redo, Month-in-Review playback, and Markdown/plain-text export. Personal planning data stays off the network.
mainv0.4.0.0
A Windows-friendly floating-notes utility with no account, cloud sync, or telemetry. Its current sanitized public repository supersedes an older private prototype.
v1.0.0 through v1.2.0Scans Markdown subscription records, calculates due dates, generates dashboards, and can send reminders. A clean-history candidate adds dry-run delivery safety, portable configuration, synthetic examples, CI, and 50 passing tests. It has no remote and no assumed license.
A private productivity application currently changing in another product batch. Its dated showcase draft is not publication-ready: features, architecture, tests, and synthetic screenshots must all be re-audited after that work finishes. Existing private history remains excluded.
| Tool | Public state | Verified claim | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Planner | Public repo | 115 CI tests · 1 release | No cloud or personal planner data |
| Scrolly Polly Notely | Public repo | 99 CI tests · 8 releases | Current public repo is canonical |
| SubTracker | No remote | 50 tests in clean local candidate | License and visibility remain owner gates |
| CrewChief | Private · active work | Postponed pending re-audit | No current counts or private-history exposure |