The Personal Command Center is a single HTML file with only what you actually need to get things done: daily tasks with counters, a lead pipeline, a cash ledger with runway math, and a "do this next" box that always knows what matters. No app, no subscription, no account. Your data never leaves your computer.
Built for one person getting a business off the ground — solo founders, freelancers, and side-hustlers who need a CRM, a budget, and a task system without paying for three subscriptions. Running a team already? It still works, but you'll get more from a custom build shaped around your people and the systems you already use.
Try the live demoThe dashboard always shows the single highest-priority action — first your setup checklist, then whichever daily task is furthest behind today.
Every recurring task has a +1 counter and a daily target. Lifetime totals reveal what you do most — your #1 candidate to automate or delegate.
Leads with contact info, stage, next action, and due dates. Click to advance stages. Overdue follow-ups turn red so nothing slips.
Log income and spending in seconds. See net cash, goal progress, and an estimate of how many weeks your earnings buy you.
Every task, stage, label, color, and goal lives in one JSON block. Change it, refresh, done. Instructions embedded under every task.
Runs entirely in your browser from a local file. localStorage persistence, one-click export/import backup. Zero servers, zero tracking.
No. It's one HTML file. Double-click it, it opens in your browser. Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, offline.
In your browser's local storage, on your machine. Nothing is sent anywhere. Use the built-in Export button for backups.
Yes — all configuration is one clearly-marked JSON block inside the file, and the included intake form regenerates it for you anytime.
Export your data on one, import it on the other. It's a small JSON file — email it to yourself or drop it in any cloud folder.
Questions, custom builds, or anything else — drop a message and you'll hear back within one business day.