Bring order to terminal chaos, keep every service in sight, and see how your architecture fits together.
A project lives in a dozen places at once — terminals you keep alive, cluttering up your dock, architecture you carry in your head, notes you meant to write down, files you dropped somewhere. Outward puts all of it in one window. Local and private.
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Every terminal becomes a card on the project canvas — arranged where they make sense, named for what they are doing. Each one is its own tmux session, so quitting Outward does not throw the work away. Reopen the project and the scrollback is still there.
Stack
The map of a system usually lives in your head, or in a diagram that stopped being accurate three decisions ago. Stack keeps it in the project: pull in the services you actually run, wire the relationships, and open any of them straight from the canvas.
Assets
Exports, screenshots, references, PDFs, fonts, clips — one canvas for everything that fits nowhere else. Drop it anywhere, with no folder system to invent first. Files are copied into the project, so clearing your Downloads never breaks the board.
Notebook
Open a note and start typing. Decisions, setup commands, half-formed ideas — kept beside the work they belong to, with no folders, tags or databases to maintain. Somewhere to put the thought before it disappears.
