Frodigy

Frodigy is a beautiful, offline desktop productivity application built on Electron, Node.js, and Vanilla JavaScript. It is designed to act as your personalized, distraction-free command center for modern work sessions.

🚀 Features

• Dashboard: Track your daily routines and outstanding one-time tasks.
  • Custom-interval recurring tasks that auto-refresh based on your habits.
  • Subtask support for larger projects.
• Calendar & Daily Notes: Never miss a beat with a visual calendar grid hooked up to an offline memory system.
  • Distraction-free full-screen editor mode (⤢).
  • Secure offline .md parsing using marked.js with A-/A+ accessibility zoom features.
• Advanced Timers: Keep yourself accountable with custom multi-timers based on the native Web Audio API.
  • "Sticky" un-ignorable popup modals that force you to manually dismiss alarms.
  • Seamless fallback mechanisms for custom user audio (place a custom-alarm.mp3 in the app directory for personalized sounds!).
• Statistics & Summaries: Your very own productivity tracker automatically logging completed tasks and historical focus sessions.
• Dynamic Themes: Fully equipped design system with easy switching between Neon Abyss, Royal Indigo, and High Contrast.

🛠️ Technologies Used

• Electron (v35.x LTS)
• Node.js (Vanilla JS with isolated contexts)
• better-sqlite3 for lightning-fast, zero-configuration local persistence.
• marked for reliable, offline markdown rendering.

📦 Setup & Installation

Running Locally

To run this application locally from the source code:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/UnExplainableFish52/Frodigy.git
   cd Frodigy

2. Install dependencies:

   npm install

3. Start the application:

   npm start

Building the Executable

To package the app into a standalone Windows .exe:

npm run dist

The resulting executable will be available inside the generated dist/ directory.

🔒 Data Privacy

Because Frodigy is an offline-first desktop application, your task records, calendar notes, and timer statistics never leave your local machine. All data is securely persisted inside the frodigy.db SQLite database file in the project's root folder.