Indie hackers
Ship your side project before the weekend ends.
Weekend sprints. A full-time day job. Three side projects at different stages. Weft keeps the one you are shipping this weekend clearly ahead of the ones you are not. Your AI plugs into the same board — no more asking ChatGPT to help with tasks it cannot see.
$60/year solo, or $7/mo. Free for 50 tasks.
You know this feeling.
- “Your side project has 43 open browser tabs and four Notion docs worth of ideas.”
- “You forget what you decided last Saturday by Sunday morning.”
- “You want to ship, not run stand-ups with yourself.”
Here is what Weft gives you.
One sprint, one weekend, one finish line.
Sprint-sized commitments beat an infinite backlog.
Your AI is the teammate you do not have.
Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT — all on the same board via MCP.
Dead cheap.
$60/year solo. The coffee-budget task manager.
Offline for the commute.
The iOS and Android apps work offline and sync when back online.
A plausible day.
Not prescriptive — just how Weft tends to fit into a day like yours.
- Fri 20:00Plan the weekend sprint in five minutes with Claude. 'Add 5 high-priority items covering signup, billing, and landing.'
- Sat 08:00Pull the board up on mobile while making coffee. Decide the first thing to ship.
- Sat 14:00Cursor files a task as it refactors a bug it noticed. You approve without leaving the diff.
- Sun 22:00'Complete the sprint and remind me what I promised myself for next weekend.'
What your AI will do.
Connect once via any MCP client, then speak plainly.
- “Plan me a weekend sprint with 5 high-priority items.”
- “What did I finish last sprint?”
- “Add a task 'post launch tweet', priority high, due Sunday 21:00.”
- “Move 'fix checkout bug' from Backlog into the current sprint.”
Not for you if…
- You cannot commit to a sprint cadence, even a weekend-sized one.
- You want one master todo list that never resets.
If any of those describe you, Weft is probably not the right fit — and we would rather say so than sell you the wrong thing. Check the comparisons for alternatives.
Try Weft free — indie hackers welcome.
Fifty tasks to decide whether it fits how you ship.
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