Offload

Inspiration

I, like many of us, find myself overloaded, day by day, with tasks. These tasks, varying in criticality, can become hard to organize and keep track of. I've tried numerous task management tools, and find myself utilizing different ones all at the same time just to stay sane (a calendar here, a kanban board there, etc.). Wanting to solve this problem once and for all, I created "Offload", a customizable, all-in-one task management platform for anyone who has way too many things they've just got to get done.

What it does

Offload allows its users to schedule tasks in natural language, and sort them based on criticality. These tasks can then be displayed in the user's calendar (where they can easily export their schedule to PDF when they're on-the-go) or on the user dashboard, where customizable widgets like a Pomodoro timer or user uploaded image create a "work desk" for the user to peek at while they task. User's can track their most productive periods of time, create projects for long-term work, and even customize the interface to their liking!

How we built it

Offload was built using Open AI's Codex 5.6 Sol model.

Challenges we ran into

Ideation was the most difficult aspect of all of this. I had to strike a careful balance between adding features and going beyond traditional task management apps and fighting off scope-creep.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Finishing the app to the level of sophistication that I did, despite starting over the weekend!

What we learned

How to leverage Codex 5.6 to bring idea's to fruition quicker than ever before.

What's next for Offload

Bug hunting, user-testing (to remove or add features), and deployment to the public! No matter the outcome of this hackathon, I built this app in order to synthesize the many task-management tools I am currently using into one. If you're interested in using it when released, let me know!

Built With

• auth
• codex5.6
• next.js
• node.js
• react
• supabase
• typescript
• with-supabase-(postgresql