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Hey r/SideProject , For years my life was spread across about 12 apps: notes in one, budget in another, workouts somewhere else, trades in a spreadsheet. None of them knew about each other. So I started building Tessarium : a personal dashboard where every feature is a "tile" (notes, tasks, calendar, budget, contracts, workouts, sleep, trading journal, game nights …) and all tiles share one home. What I'm trying to do differently from the usual all-in-one app: - Everything links up. A contract can link to your notes on it, the reminder to cancel, the monthly payment and the PDF. - Quick capture. Type "€50 fuel" or "tomorrow 10am dentist" and it lands in the right tile. - Today view. One screen with everything due today, from every tile. - Insights. Since the data lives in one place, it can spot patterns no single app sees (e.g. sleep vs. trading results). - Privacy first. Health data is strictly private (not even admins can see it), AI is off by default, everything is exportable in open formats, hosting planned in Germany. Where it stands: early. The foundation is done (accounts, dashboard, notes, whiteboard, tile suggestions). The other tiles get built step by step along a public roadmap. Stack: Next.js + Supabase. I post one look behind the scenes per day: - Website: https://tessarium.app - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tessarium.app/ - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tessarium.app I'd love honest feedback: Which tile would make you switch from the apps you use today? Does "all-in-one" sound useful to you, or like a red flag? Thanks for reading!   submitted by   /u/katabolerTeufel [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/15 02:19:20