DevStation
Not releasedThe memory system for your software projects. An offline workspace that records what you built, what changed, and what's left, automatically.
- Stack
- Tauri · Rust · React
- Network
- None, fully offline
- Version
- v0.1.0
- Year
- 2026
Problem
The history of a project lives in six places and none of them talk: commit messages nobody reads, a board nobody updates, and the reasoning behind the whole thing, which lives only in your head until it doesn't. I have twenty-three project folders and half of them contain a hand-written HANDOFF file. That is the bug.
Solution
DevStation sits alongside the work and records it. It watches the files you actually change, starts and stops your work sessions on its own, takes restorable snapshots, and keeps notes and milestones as real markdown inside the project. It is not an editor, not git, not Jira and not Notion. It is the thing that remembers why.
Architecture
Tauri 2 with a Rust core, React front end, and local SQLite with full-text search. Snapshots are content-addressed, deduplicated and compressed, and every restore takes a safety snapshot first, so restoring is undoable. No account, no cloud, no telemetry: the tracker must never itself be tracked.
Outcome
Feature-complete and running on my own machine. Before I put it in front of anyone I'm doing the honest test: one full week of real work where the dashboard has to answer every question I'd otherwise open git log or Notion for. If it can't, it isn't ready.