Vladutz - Stardance

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Rutină — A Local-First Weekly Routine Planner
Rutină is a lightweight, offline-capable web app for planning your week day by day, built with iPad use in mind but works on any browser.
Instead of a generic to-do list, you get a full weekly view — swipe through each day, add tasks, check them off, delete what's done. A dedicated "Routines" system handles recurring tasks: pick which weekdays they repeat on (daily, weekdays only, or any custom pattern), each with its own color for quick visual sorting.
Visually, it leans into an engineering/schematic look — grid background, technical color palette, mixed display and monospace fonts.
It's a single self-contained HTML file, no framework, no backend. Everything is stored locally via localStorage, so no account or internet connection is needed after the first load — data stays entirely on the device.

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@Vladutz on ToDoLIst · 7 days ago

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Did it!

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@Vladutz on ToDoLIst · 8 days ago

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Stage 1 was really just about getting the frame right before touching any real functionality. I built the visual shell first — a blueprint/schematic-style theme, subtle grid in the background, custom colors, three fonts working together (a technical display font, a normal body font, and a monospace one for the data-y bits) — trying to make it feel like an engineering tool instead of just another to-do app.Then I got the navigation actually working: figuring out the correct Monday-start week from any date, letting you go back and forward a week, jump to today. Added a day strip up top you can tap to jump around, and a swipeable carousel below it — one page per day, snapping into place so it feels natural on iPad instead of clunky.I left the actual tasks out on purpose. Each day’s just a placeholder for now, and the Routines tab is greyed out. Wanted to make sure the swiping, tapping, and week switching all felt smooth before I piled state and storage on top of it.

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@Vladutz on ToDoLIst · 9 days ago

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Building a routine planner app I can run locally on my iPad — lets me lay out tasks for each day of the week and set up recurring ones (daily or specific days) so I stop relying on my memory to stay on top of stuff. Went with a blueprint/schematic look since it fits the rest of what I do — grid background, color-coded tasks like wires on a PCB, segmented progress indicators per day. Single HTML file, no backend, saves locally so it just works offline once it’s on the home screen.