Because we all have side projects and billion dollar ideas
Keep every project in sight.
pergrn gives you a higher vantage on everything you're building.
A project dashboard for solo builders—status, next steps, links, and activity in one place.
Overview
Projects
4 active · 1 paused · 0 archived · 6 total
Side project #19
Shared with 2The one that might finally make it past the README.
- Write down what this actually does
- Make the happy path less theoretical
Wedding app
RSVPs, schedules, and one fewer wedding spreadsheet.
- Confirm the final guest list
- Make RSVP reminders less annoying
Portfolio v4
The redesign that was definitely shipping last month.
- Stop changing the type scale
- Replace the placeholder case study
Weekend build
A two-day prototype, currently entering week six.
- Decide whether it needs accounts
One-day SaaS
A tiny subscription idea with increasingly non-tiny scope.
- Talk to one actual customer
- Choose a price before adding billing
The rewrite
Shared with meSame product. Cleaner code. Eventually.
- Migrate the last route
- Delete the old adapter
Five more projects stay in the same view.
- Wedding app
- Portfolio v4
- Weekend build
- One-day SaaS
- The rewrite
Built for project-heavy builders
Stop rebuilding context every time you return.
Side projects pause. The useful details should not disappear with them. pergrn keeps the state, next step, and route back to the work visible across your whole portfolio.
See the whole portfolio
Know what is active, paused, still an idea, or ready to archive without opening six different tools.
Keep the next step attached
Leave the useful note beside the project so you can restart without reconstructing yesterday's context.
Follow the trail back
Repos, live apps, docs, and deployment links stay with the work they belong to.
How it works
From “I should build that” to “here's where I left it.”
- 01
Add the project
Give it a status, a short description, the links that matter, and the next useful note.
- 02
Return without the recap
Open one view and pick up from the context you left, whether the project paused yesterday or three months ago.
- 03
See what moved
Project activity, connected deployments, builds, and shared updates make momentum visible across the portfolio.
The useful layer above the work
Keep your tools. Gain the view.
pergrn does not ask you to move every task or document. It keeps the portfolio-level context clear and points back to the tools where the detailed work belongs.
A portfolio view, not another backlog
pergrn sits above the tools you already use and keeps the state of every project legible.
Context that keeps syncing
Notes and links update in realtime, persist locally, and reconcile when you reconnect.
Activity without tab hunting
Bring supported Vercel deployments and Expo builds into the same project view when you connect them.
Collaboration without ceremony
Invite someone to a project and share the notes, links, and working context—not your entire portfolio.
- Who is pergrn for?
- Solo builders and indie developers with more projects than they can keep open in their head at once.
- Does it replace GitHub, Notion, or an issue tracker?
- No. pergrn gives you the portfolio-level view and keeps links back to the detailed tools where the work already lives.
- Can I share a project?
- Yes. Invite a collaborator to a specific project and work from shared, realtime notes and links.
- What does it cost?
- The complete workspace is free during beta. There is no paid plan or payment card required today.
One place to come back to
Bring every project back into view.
The complete workspace is free during beta. No card required.