Local-first workspace

Keep the context. Resume the work.

ContextOS gives interrupted work a durable shape: capture what matters, connect it to projects and decisions, then return without reconstructing the whole situation from memory.

User-scoped local state
Offline mutation queue
Idempotent synchronization
Recoverable deletion
Synthetic preview

Command center

Pick up where you left off.

Capture loose context, surface what matters now, and keep project state close to the work.

Online
Capture
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Focus

What needs attention

3 open

Review launch checklist

Portfolio launch

Verify repository links

Portfolio launch

Draft discussion section

Research manuscript

Inbox

6 items to triage

Upcoming

2 important dates

Projects

3 active contexts

Built for interrupted work

The useful part is not remembering everything. It is recovering enough to continue.

ContextOS treats context as working infrastructure: something you capture, organize, carry across temporary failures, and deliberately recover when attention moves elsewhere.

Capture

Get loose context out of your head.

Inbox capture, a command surface, notes, dates, and tasks give unfinished thoughts somewhere useful to land before they disappear.

Organize

Keep work attached to its context.

Projects, nested subcontexts, Areas, Resources, Dates, and Reviews keep execution connected to the decisions and material around it.

Continue

Temporary network loss does not erase the working surface.

After a successful sign-in on the device, supported workspace state stays locally available and supported mutations can queue for later synchronization.

Recover

Failure states are visible and recoverable.

Pending work, synchronization state, conflicts, recoverable deletion, and device-local lifecycle controls are surfaced instead of silently discarding work.

Local first, bounded honestly

Local state for continuity. Server state for durable synchronization.

The browser keeps user-scoped workspace state and supported pending mutations. The server owns authentication, authorization, validation, and synchronized PostgreSQL state. The boundary is explicit rather than pretending every operation can happen offline.

Locally available workspace data stays searchable after prior successful authentication on the device.
Queued mutations replay through an idempotent, ownership-validated synchronization path.
PostgreSQL becomes canonical after successful synchronization; API traffic remains outside the offline cache.

Browser

Local workspace

IndexedDB cache, mutation outbox, verified application shell.

Next.js API

Trust boundary

Authentication, authorization, validation, idempotent replay.

PostgreSQL

Synced state

Durable user-owned records after successful synchronization.

ContextOS

Stop rebuilding the situation every time attention moves.

Self-hostable local-first workspace software with explicit synchronization, recovery, and failure boundaries.

Open workspace