For personal projects

Finish the projects you start.

MyProjectCrib keeps a project’s goal, milestones, tasks, costs and the things you need on hand together, so nothing gets lost between a todo app, a spreadsheet and a notes file.

Free to use. Works in any browser, on your phone and your desktop.

Three apps, and the links between them get lost.

Most personal projects live in a todo app for the work, a spreadsheet for the money and a notes file for the plan. When the cabinet deposit sits in one place and the task it paid for sits in another, nobody can say whether the kitchen is on budget.

Before

A todo app

“Order cabinets” with no idea what it cost or which deadline it serves.

Before

A spreadsheet

“Home Depot $412.50”, but for what, and is that inside the budget?

Before

A notes file

The goal and “definition of done”, written once and never read again.

With MyProjectCrib

One linked project

The $412.50 deposit belongs to “Order cabinets”, which belongs to “Cabinets installed”, which counts toward your $15,000.

Features

Everything a project needs, and nothing a team needs.

Built for one person running their own projects: a remodel, a garden, a side business, a trip.

Project brief

Write down the goal, the outcomes you want, the deliverables and what “done” means, so you know when to stop.

Milestones with health

Set your checkpoints and dates. Each one shows On track, At risk or Late on its own, and you mark it reached.

Tasks on a board or a list

Drag tasks across To do, In progress, Blocked and Done. Add checklists, tags and due dates, and link each task to a milestone.

Costs and budget

Log expenses and refunds by category or by task. Planned costs stay apart from paid ones, and you see what’s left at a glance.

Resources on hand

List the materials and tools each task needs and tick them off as you get them. Cards show how ready a task is, like 3/5.

Undo for 30 days

Deleted a task or a cost by mistake? Restore it from Recently deleted for 30 days.

How it works

A kitchen remodel, from idea to inspection.

  1. Write the brief

    Say why you’re doing it and what done looks like.

    Definition of doneCabinets in, counters sealed, inspection passed, under $15,000.
  2. Set milestones

    Pick the checkpoints and give each a date.

    • Design approvedReached
    • Demolition doneReached
    • Cabinets installedAt risk
    • InspectionOn track
  3. Break it into tasks

    Add the real work, and what each task needs on hand.

    Order cabinets
    • Wall measurements(have it)
    • Drill(have it)
    • Shims, 2 packs(still needed)
  4. Log what you spend

    Every cost links to its task and counts toward the budget.

    Cabinet deposit$412.50
    Home Depot · Materials · PaidTask: Order cabinets

Made for one person, not a team.

Warns, never blocks

Too many tasks in progress or a cost over budget gets a warning. You still decide.

Your projects stay yours

Everything you add is tied to your account and seen by no one else.

Phone and desktop

Plan at your desk, tick off resources in the store. Nothing to install.

No setup to learn

Name a project and start. Add a brief, milestones or a budget when you need them.

Give your next project a home.

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