An end-to-end encrypted task manager built by Claude Code in 19 hours

A developer has introduced Dela, an open-source task manager designed for self-hosting. The project's core feature is end-to-end encryption: all data is encrypted on the client side, while the server acts solely as a storage provider for the encrypted text. Synchronization across devices (Windows, Android, browser) is handled using hybrid logical clocks to resolve conflicts. Notably, the entire codebase was generated using the AI assistant Claude Code in just 19 hours. The project is released under the AGPL-3.0 license, and the server component is easily deployed via Docker. This solution is aimed at users who prioritize privacy and full control over their data, preferring to host it on their own VPS rather than relying on third-party cloud platforms.