Mesa – A collaborative canvas IDE built for agent-first development
Figma-style canvas for code replaces tab-switching with spatial multi-repo workflows.
Your project is scattered across too many tools. Map the chaos on an infinite canvas where notes, files, TO-DOs (and more!) finally live together.
Spatial canvas instead of lists, but Miro, Notion, and Linear already own this problem space.
Software teams, project managers, developers seeking alternative to hierarchical task/project management tools
Notion · Miro · Linear
Ideon is a self-hosted workspace that maps project resources (repositories, notes, links, checklists) on a spatial canvas instead of hierarchical lists.
The goal is to preserve the "mental model" of a project visually, reducing context-switching friction when returning to development after a break.
Stack: - Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript - PostgreSQL + Prisma - Docker Compose for self-hosting - AGPLv3 License
Key features: - Spatial organization of resources (drag & drop blocks) - Direct GitHub integration (live issue tracking on canvas) - Markdown notes with real-time sync - Fully self-hostable
It's designed to run on a cheap VPS or a home server. I'm looking for feedback on the spatial approach compared to traditional linear project management tools.
Figma-style canvas for code replaces tab-switching with spatial multi-repo workflows.
Infinite canvas for terminals and editors when tiling window managers already exist.
Terraform default_tags already does this — wrapper adds minimal value over native features.
Infinite canvas for tmux sessions beats linear chat interfaces for multi-agent workflows.
Single Docker deploy for wardrobe tracking when other self-hosted options are unmaintained.
Canvas-based file organization beats nested folders, but needs mobile and cross-browser support.