I built a Windows tool to manage my development sessions — looking for honest feedback
A developer has created OUTARCH, a new Windows application designed to streamline development sessions by integrating terminals, running projects, and AI coding workflows into a single interface. The creator is seeking feedback from other Windows developers, particularly those managing multiple projects or AI coding sessions, to understand their current workflow challenges and gather insights for improving the tool.
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I’ve been working on OUTARCH, a Windows app for keeping development terminals, running projects, and supported AI coding workflows together in one place.
I wanted a better way to manage the different parts of a development workflow without constantly switching between separate windows, so I started building it myself.
I’m now looking for feedback from other developers who work on Windows, especially anyone juggling multiple projects or AI coding sessions.
What do you currently use to manage your development setup? And what annoys you most about your current workflow?
If you're interested, here's the website: https://outarch.com/
I'm the person building it, so I'm happy to answer questions and hear criticism.