Project Case Study
TaskOrbit
Built a live task management product with auth, filtering, and scalable architecture — shipped solo from UI through deployment.
TaskOrbit is a task management application for organizing, prioritizing, and tracking work through creation, editing, status management, due-date tracking, and filtering workflows.
- Role
- Role · Solo builder — product, frontend, backend, and deployment
- Timeline
- Timeline · 2024 – 2025 · ongoing product build
- Status
- Live
- Build
- Solo
- Stack
- Next.js + Supabase
01 — Problem
What problem does it solve?
Users need a structured way to manage tasks, statuses, due dates, and filters without losing speed during daily use.
02 — Origin
How the idea took shape
During busy development weeks at Omniful, I kept juggling deadlines across multiple tools. I wanted a single workspace that could handle prioritization, status tracking, and routines — so I built TaskOrbit as a productivity system I would actually use every day.
03 — Role
My role
- Owned end-to-end product design, UI implementation, API integrations, authentication, and production deployment.
- Architected reusable components and custom hooks to reduce duplication and simplify feature development.
- Built task creation, editing, status management, due-date tracking, and filtering workflows.
04 — Challenge
The challenge
- Keeping task-heavy screens responsive as data volume and filter combinations grew.
- Designing state transitions that stay predictable across create, edit, and status-change flows.
- Balancing a simple daily workflow with enough structure for planning and routines.
05 — Approach
The approach
- Built a feature-oriented frontend with shared UI primitives and hooks to avoid duplication across modules.
- Used TanStack Query for server-state caching and Zustand for lightweight client workflow state.
- Deployed on Next.js + Supabase with PostgreSQL for reliable, scalable data persistence.
- Designed mobile-first layouts so task entry and review stay fast on any device.
06 — Outcomes
Key outcomes
- Live production deployment with authenticated user journeys and core task management flows.
- Reusable frontend patterns that made adding new productivity features significantly faster.
- Open-source repository documenting architecture decisions for recruiters and collaborators.
07 — Differentiator
What makes this different
- Full product ownership beyond employer work — authentication, APIs, performance, and responsive UI.
- Solo-shipped SaaS with live URL and GitHub source, not a tutorial todo app.
- Modern stack (Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, TanStack Query) aligned with current product engineering standards.
08 — Gallery
Product screens
