Open source · MIT · Self-hosted with PostgreSQL
Nero gives focused teams one place to plan projects, move tasks, collaborate, and understand progress — without the overhead of heavyweight project-management suites.
To Do3
Ship /api/search endpoint
Design empty states for boards
Write onboarding letters
In Progress 2
Kanban drag physics pass
Tune area-chart easing
Done12
Auth.js credentials flow
Zod schemas everywhere
№ 01
Drag between columns and the board answers instantly — optimistic updates first, PostgreSQL persistence a heartbeat later. Dropping into “Done” completes the task for you.
Optimistic UI
…and drop
Completed automatically
Fig. 02 — five columns, zero friction
№ 02
⌘K opens a palette that searches task titles and project names across your workspace, with quick actions for common jumps. Results appear as you type, arrow keys navigate, Enter opens.
Fig. 03 — the command palette
№ 03
The dashboard charts how many tasks were completed each day over the last two weeks, and how open work is split across columns — computed from the board you already use. No exports or plugins needed.
Fig. 04 — fourteen days of shipping
“Everything your team needs to move work forward — projects, tasks, people, and progressin one focused workspace.”
How it works
Create a workspace, add projects, and turn work into clear tasks. Your team can assign ownership, discuss decisions, and move work across the board while Nero keeps progress visible.
Index
Every layer is open source and inspectable. Fork it, read it, run it on a box under your desk.
Create a workspace, add a project, and start organizing work on the board.