A 100% local project manager — track every project, phase and task with a live dashboard, progress reports and a real database file on your disk. Works like a native app on your phone. No account, no server, no tracking.
We do not have access to your data. LocalProjectsManager runs entirely in your browser, storing everything in a local database file on your disk (jrispace-pm.db) plus a browser cache. There is no server, no cloud sync, no analytics, no accounts — click 💾 Connect DB, pick a folder, and every change is written to disk automatically. Even if you clear your browser cache, your projects survive.
Designed by Sylvenson Richard for JRiSpace, the app works offline, instantly, and never phones home.
One tap on Connect DB writes every change to a real file (jrispace-pm.db) on your machine — survives clearing your browser cache.
“+ New” creates a real folder for each project with its checklist.json inside — scan the parent folder and everything comes back.
Bottom navigation bar, slide-in menu drawer and touch-friendly controls — it behaves like a native app on your phone.
Overall completion, progress per project, donut charts and KPI cards — updated the second you tick a task.
Tap any task for full details — who created it, when, scope, status — plus sub-tasks you can add, tick and track.
Verify any project against its known template: missing tasks are added, completed work is marked done — nothing is ever deleted.
The dashboard also shows your Mac's health: policies, background services, disk, battery and clutter.
Setup wizard lets you name the workspace after your company — the whole UI follows.
Three steps to full project control — no installation required.
app.html — it opens in your browser and works instantly. No install, no dependencies. (You can also use 🚀 Open App locally above, which launches the copy on this machine.)
~/Projects — every subfolder becomes a project. Or click + New to create one with a real folder on disk. Tick tasks, watch the dashboard fill up.
jrispace-pm.db and saves every change to it automatically. Clear your browser cache all you want: your projects live on disk, not in the browser.
The download button always fetches the latest release from GitHub — click it any time and you get the newest version. It never redirects you: the fetch and download happen right here in the page.