Retired — we say why
WorMa
A sticky-note work board — five columns, hard caps on what you can call urgent.
Who it's for Personal use only
Retired — and here is the honest reason why.
The post-mortem
Every task board drifts the same way: the urgent column becomes the list, and the list becomes the backlog again.
WorMa fixed that by making it impossible. Five columns, and the two priority ones capped at five cards each — the board refuses the sixth. Everything else was in service of that: priorities, the timestamp that resets when a card moves, the history of where a card has been, and attachments so a task carried its own evidence.
It was written for one person's own use and never had another user. It is retired, and it is in this list because a catalogue that only shows the products meant for other people is not the whole truth about what gets built here.
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