A very organized zero

Last month I spent some time reorganizing my projects. I used to keep everything in Notion: one single database with tasks from every project, all tagged. I ran the ICE framework in there, the backlog, the Kanban board. It was convenient because I could update it from anywhere, online. But it was slow: slow to load, slow moving between things, slow just to look at a note. Or rather, the tool was too powerful for my needs. One tool to rule them all So I decided to build Atlas, something that ran locally, versioned, that let me manage several projects at once. Same shape, every project: Idea → Task → Backlog → Release → Roadmap And, most useful of all, a log: a place to note down, as I go, what I actually did on that project. That log turned out useful for two reasons. It works as internal documentation for myself. And with every project logging separately, it's a lot easier now to put together an update for Small Numbers. This blog is one of those projects too, but it's the one that…