Case Study
Movrya
Offline-first task manager that puts tasks, projects, reminders, focus time, and daily progress in one workspace, backed by a Next.js sync engine.
Movrya is an offline-first productivity app for people who want more than a basic to-do list but less than enterprise project management. A Today screen helps decide what to work on, project views show progress and blockers, and a focus mode times single-task work sessions.
The product is backend-owned: a React Native app keeps a local queue so changes made offline are stored and synced on reconnect, while a Next.js API and sync engine own the business rules, conflict resolution, and integrations. It is coming soon to Google Play.
Role
Full-stack engineering
Focus
Backend-driven architecture, offline-first sync, and cross-platform reliability.
Delivery
A mobile app and web backend built on one scalable, integration-ready API.
Key Features
- Today view for daily planning, plus project views with progress, blockers, and momentum
- Focus mode with a single-task timer that records focused sessions
- Context-aware reminders designed to avoid noise
- Calendar and events in one timeline of deadlines and planned work
- Weekly momentum summary of completed tasks, focused hours, and project progress
- Roadmap: GitHub dev-flow integration, then Google Calendar, sign-in, and Drive attachments
What Makes It Interesting
Movrya treats connectivity as the normal case to design for: edits are queued locally and reconciled against a single source of truth when the device reconnects. Authentication, business logic, and integrations stay server-side, which keeps the product secure and easier to scale.