OperationsWindows app
Campaign Task Board
A local Kanban board for big sales. Columns for warm-up, peak, post-sale, retro. Drag to update. Knows who is stuck where.
The problem
Every big sale is dozens of parallel tasks — creatives, coupons, listings, campaign pages, social posts, support scripts. Status scatters across chats and docs. Nobody knows who is stuck where.
The solution approach
A local task board. One campaign, one board with four stage columns. Cards carry owner, due date, status. Status changes auto-timestamp. Retros become easy.
What you will end up with
- Home lists campaigns with an overall progress bar each.
- Click into a board with four columns; drag cards across.
- Cards show task, owner, due, status.
- Due within 3 days: yellow dot; overdue: red.
- Bulk-import from Excel; export full campaign details.
Ready-to-use prompt
You are a senior engineer experienced with Windows desktop apps. Build a local Windows tool for an ops team at an e-commerce company. Non-developer user.
[Goal]
Tame big-sale chaos: a single board with clear status, owners, and history.
[Platform & Stack]
- Windows 10/11 desktop app
- Electron + React + TypeScript
- Local SQLite; offline; ship Windows .exe
[Core Features]
1. Home: campaign cards with start/end + overall progress bar. "New campaign" button.
2. Detail: Kanban with four columns — Warm-up, Peak, Post-sale, Retro.
3. Task card: title, owner (free text), due date, status (Todo / In progress / Done / Delayed), notes.
4. Drag to change column or use dropdown; status changes auto-timestamp; open card to see history.
5. Excel import: Stage / Task / Owner / Due / Status.
6. Excel export: current campaign with history.
7. Due-within-3-days: yellow corner dot; overdue: red.
[Visual Style]
- Fresh + minimal: light background, white cards, radius 16.
- Column headers in muted distinct colors (blue / coral / green / violet).
- Subtle drag animation.
- Follows system dark mode.
[Robustness]
- Autosave; backup folder with 7-day rolling copies.
- Friendly warnings on bad Excel columns.
[Delivery]
1. Structure + home / board / import wireframes.
2. Phase 1: create + drag. Phase 2: Excel import/export. Phase 3: history + due coloring.
3. Package .exe; 500-word user guide.
Start with structure and wireframe.After copying
1
Open Codex Desktop and create a new project
2
Paste the prompt and send
3
Wait for Codex to finish; tweak company names, column names, button text as needed