Nomad – Self-hosted collaborative travel planner
Feature-rich travel planner, but Wanderlog and TripIt already own this space.

Harvest planning layer that prevents overbooking, but solves a niche within a niche.
Freelance developers and consultants using Harvest for time tracking
Toggl Plan · Float · Forecast
So I built Crow's Nest – a work week planner and budget visibility layer that sits on top of Harvest. It pulls your time entries and shows you:
- Your week laid out by project and capacity (before Monday hits) - Real-time budget progress for each project - The gap between what you planned and what actually happened
It's not a Harvest replacement – just the planning layer that's missing. You need an active Harvest account to use it.
Why I'm sharing it on HN: I'd love technical feedback from fellow freelancers and builders. The product is early (two alpha users), and HN's constructive criticism has always been invaluable for my projects.
Technical details: Ruby on Rails with heavy usage of Web Awesome and Phlex
Biggest challenges:
1. Mapping Harvest's time entry data to a weekly planning model 2. Creating a simple UI that doesn't add cognitive load 3. Handling timezone differences for freelancers working with global clients
Try it: https://mycrowsnest.app
Would appreciate feedback on:
- Does this solve a real problem for freelancers who use Harvest? - What features would make it indispensable? - UX/UI improvements
I'm the developer, building this in the open. All feedback welcome.
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