I’ve been building TaskFrame over the past few months and I’m finally ready to share it with you.
What it is:
TaskFrame is a visual-first task manager. Instead of starting with a task list, you start with a wireframe and turn UI elements into actionable tasks, directly inside the interface.
Who it’s for:
Product managers, developers, and designers who work on digital products and want to manage tasks in a more intuitive and visual way.
Why I built it:
I was constantly switching between mockups, docs, and tools like Balsamiq, Jira and Notion. It felt disjointed and time-consuming. I wanted a space where the interface itself could be the center of planning.
How it works:
- You can drag and drop elements into a canvas - Resize and configure them freely - Right-click any element to turn it into a task - The border color shows the element type (like feature or bug) - A small colored dot in the corner shows task status (todo, in progress, done) - Teams can collaborate in real time - You can also switch to a task list or board view any time
Try it out: https://www.taskframe.co/?utm_source=hackernews (Signup is currently required. We’re working on guest access. If you’d like to explore without signing up, feel free to reach out and I can send direct access.)
I’m happy to answer any questions, take suggestions, or hear honest feedback.
Thanks for reading,
Ozay