State where the project is and what is happening now.
Project trackingUpdated 2026.07.31
Project Cockpit
Keep the current phase, situation, blocker and next step visible so interrupted project work can restart without rebuilding context.
For work that is interrupted and resumed
See where the project stopped before opening every old note
Project Cockpit turns phase, situation, blocker and next step into one visible re-entry point for each active project.
Preserve why work stopped and the next executable action.
Resume without reconstructing the full project history first.
Result
Restart the project without reconstructing the whole story
A task name may survive an interruption while its reasoning disappears. Project Cockpit keeps phase, situation, blocker and next step together so each project has one visible re-entry point.
Start here
Start with one active project
Replace a synthetic example with one real project, choose its phase and record the shortest note that explains the current situation, problem and next action.
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Open the local workspace
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Create or select a project
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Choose the current phase
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Record situation, problem and next step
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Export a JSON backup
Validation
What the current validation establishes
Automated checks cover package structure, JavaScript syntax, private-source terms and unexpected network APIs. Clean-browser checks confirmed synthetic demo loading, phase-note persistence after reload and narrow-screen operation. Independent adoption is not claimed.
Limits
Local data is the main benefit and the main limitation
No project data is sent to a backend, but browser site data can be cleared. JSON export is a manual recovery path, not cloud backup or encrypted storage.
Access and version
Download the fixed v1.0.0 release
The public repository and versioned ZIP are available under the MIT License. A SHA-256 checksum is included with the release assets.