Project Atlas - Local-First Project Command Center

TL;DR: Project Atlas is a desktop app for keeping active work visible. It shows what is due, what is blocked, what needs attention today, and what should be sent to a phone handoff list.

What it is

Personal project work often scatters across notes, terminals, chats, and half-remembered obligations. Project Atlas pulls that work into one local dashboard.

Project Atlas is built around that visibility:

• Today: focus, overdue, due-today, phone queue, blocked, and high-priority work
• Projects: active project tracking and lifecycle metadata
• Library: documents, drafts, filters, and local file actions
• Settings: integrations, logs, export tools, contacts, and admin controls

Why it matters

The app stores data locally in SQLite through Drift. The README states there is no cloud sync and no telemetry. Optional integrations such as Ollama summaries and Telegram handoff remain user-reviewed.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show an application built for repeated use rather than presentation:

What This Demonstrates

• Local-first product design with practical workflow density
• SQLite/Drift application structure
• Human-reviewed AI and phone handoff integrations
• A direct bridge between personal operations and visible software artifacts