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I kept failing with productivity apps because they started feeling like another job.

I would capture tasks in one place, plan my week somewhere else, check my calendar separately, and after a few days the whole system became messy again.

So I built a small web app for myself called LazyPlanner.

The main idea was simple:

• quick capture
• weekly planning
• calendar context
• goals in the same place
• read-only integrations so I can see context without making the tool heavy

I didn’t want a “second brain.”
I wanted something calm that helps me decide what to do today and this week.

It’s still early, but it’s already useful for me.
I’d genuinely like blunt feedback from people who have also bounced off Todoist, Notion, or other planners.

I built this productivity app in django + vue.js & hosted on vps with nginx as reverse proxy.

I'm using
celery - for auto moving incomplete task to next & other periodic tasks.
django channels - publishing tasks updates back to vue.js frontend

fernet - for encrypting tasks

resend - for emails ( provides a generous free tier )
uvicorn - async server

postgres - database

hosted on https://lazyplanner.app

I built this productivity app in django + vue.js & hosted on vps with nginx as reverse proxy.

I'm using
celery - for auto moving incomplete task to next & other periodic tasks.
django channels - publishing tasks updates back to vue.js frontend

fernet - for encrypting tasks

resend - for emails ( provides a generous free tier )
uvicorn - async server

postgres - database

vue specific libraries:

vuedraggable: for dragging tasks b/w kanban columns

dompurify: prevent xss

fullcalendar: calendar sidebar

floating-ui/dom: for floating buttons

vue3-popper: show tooltips in a better way

hosted on https://lazyplanner.app