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NextDo

The control center for turning software ideas into planned, executed, reviewable, and remembered work.

Role
Founder, product & engineering
Product
AI project execution platform
Year
2026
NextDo project overview with milestones, active agent work, and an item needing attention

The idea

AI can write code. Shipping a product takes a system.

Prompts alone do not preserve decisions, sequence a roadmap, isolate repository work, recover from failure, or prove that a change is ready to merge.

NextDo brings that missing structure into one self-hostable product. People state the outcome and review the evidence; the platform coordinates the complexity behind it.

How it works

Plan. Execute. Remember.

01Plan

Turn intent into executable work.

NextDo converts an idea—or an existing codebase—into clear milestones and self-contained tasks with the context, acceptance criteria, and validation an AI agent needs.

Illustration of a project idea becoming sequenced milestones and executable tasks
02Execute

Keep the power local and the process visible.

A desktop runner uses the developer’s existing Codex or Claude subscription, works in isolated repository checkouts, runs the required checks, and prepares the pull request.

Illustration of a task moving through local execution, verification, and pull request delivery
03Remember

Build project memory, not more chat history.

The Brain turns decisions, architecture, outcomes, and repository knowledge into a connected, versioned graph that gives every future task better context.

Illustration of durable project memory connected to architecture, decisions, repositories, milestones, completed work, and delivery policy

Built end to end

One product across web, desktop, and repository delivery.

A Next.js application owns planning, permissions, audit, and knowledge. A Rust and Tauri runner owns local model execution, verification, and GitHub delivery.

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Rust
  • Tauri
  • PostgreSQL
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