{/} Case study 03 · Desktop app · Team workspace
Soft Fix Tracker
Our own workplace app for distributed teams: a lounge to talk and pair up, a work mode with a real timer, and a command-center dashboard — in one native desktop window.
- Industry
- Remote work · Team collaboration
- Platforms
- Desktop app (Windows-first, Tauri)
- Stack
- Tauri · React · TypeScript · Rust
- Scope
- SoftFix product · Product design · Front-end development
01 — The problem
Distributed teams switch between a chat app, a time tracker and a dashboard all day — three windows, three contexts, and a timer that resets when you change tabs.
02 — Our solution
Soft Fix Tracker puts a lounge, a work mode and a dashboard in one native window. All three stay alive while you switch, so a running timer, your picked project and your scroll position survive the round trip.
03 — The outcome
A single, calm place to talk, track and check on the team, with native Windows window controls — including the Snap Layouts flyout — instead of a mimicked title bar.
Key facts
3
modes in one window — lounge, work, dashboard
1
timer that keeps ticking while you switch modes
2
lounge views — coworkers and project rooms
100%
native window controls, Snap Layouts included
Inside the product
01
Lounge
A coworker roster, direct conversations and an “active now” panel, plus project rooms with channels, a mission card and a crew list.
02
Work mode
Pick a project and task, press start, and the timer runs. Today, this week, activity and budget sit underneath, with the team’s status alongside.
03
Dashboard
The command center from our Virtual Tracker platform, restyled for the desktop: team stats, a weekly productivity trend and project health.
{/} Behind the build
Services & stack
The disciplines that shipped Soft Fix Tracker — each one is a service you can start with.
- Tauri
- React
- TypeScript
- Rust
- Design system
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