Stackt

Stackt is a kanban and timeline tool designed and built by Paul Marchiset in 2026 to plan releases and track versions and bugs — solo or with a team. I needed somewhere to write down what I was shipping across my own side projects, which version it belonged to, and what was on fire, without spending an afternoon configuring a tool built for someone else's workflow, so I built one.

It started as a local app — vanilla JS, a JSON file on disk — enough for one person on one machine, which was the point. When not having my board on every device I opened got annoying, I rebuilt it on Next.js and Supabase: real accounts, a real database, row-level security so every board stays private to its owner. Somewhere along the way I noticed the structure — things to do, grouped into releases, some of them urgent — was really just how people organize any kind of work, not only code. So Stackt now ships with two vocabularies over the same data: one that says Version and Bug, one that says Phase and Urgent.