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Gridoryn Wiki

Gridoryn is a local-first desktop task and personal project management application built with Python, PySide6, and SQLite. It is designed for a single power user who wants hierarchy, project clarity, review discipline, and strong local data ownership without a cloud backend.

Current stable version: v2.0.0

Main workspace

What Gridoryn Is

  • A local desktop application for task planning, project tracking, and structured review
  • A single-user workspace with explicit local databases, restore points, and no hosted sync dependency
  • A planning tool that scales from inbox capture to milestones, deliverables, and timeline-based project work

What Gridoryn Is Not

  • A team collaboration platform
  • A hosted SaaS or cloud-sync product
  • A minimal checklist app with no planning depth

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Core Capabilities

Work management

  • Hierarchical task tree with drag-and-drop ordering, archive/restore, and undo/redo
  • Notes, tags, reminders, attachments, recurrence, effort tracking, and waiting context
  • Search operators, filter docks, perspectives, saved views, and keyboard-first navigation
  • Custom columns with typed editors

Project planning

  • Project cockpit with project definition fields, phases, milestones, and deliverables
  • Structured risk, issue, assumption, and decision registers
  • Interactive timeline / Gantt planning with drag, resize, zoom, and dependency-aware context
  • Workload summaries, health indicators, next-action signals, blocker/stalled detection

Review and visibility

  • Guided review workflow for overdue, waiting, stalled, archive, and PM-specific review categories
  • Focus mode for short actionable work lists
  • Relationship inspector for dependencies, same-project context, and related tasks
  • Calendar / agenda and analytics surfaces for status visibility

Safety and operations

  • Workspace profiles for multiple local databases
  • Versioned snapshots with history browsing and safe-copy restore behavior
  • Backup export/import and theme export/import
  • Diagnostics, repair preview flows, crash logging, and in-app log viewing

Design Principles

  • Local-first by default
  • Explicit data ownership
  • Single-user optimization over collaboration complexity
  • Serious planning depth without a web dependency
  • Recoverability through backups, logs, and safe restore paths

Recommended Reading Order

  1. Getting Started
  2. Daily Workflow
  3. Core Task Management
  4. Project Cockpit
  5. Workspaces, Backups, and Recovery

Repository Links

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