Platforms
HSPlanner
Planner and CRM for a production team
2026·33 500 lines
Open the demo
A Telegram bot owns the data; the website displays it. The bot reads working chats — text and voice — parses them in batches through an LLM and extracts events, tasks and reports. It all runs on a Raspberry Pi with no open ports and no purchased domain.
What is inside
- No logins, no passwords: the bot issues a 60-second one-time link that is exchanged for a 12-hour HttpOnly session. Only a SHA-256 hash of the token is stored, and the token itself is destroyed on use
- Without a valid session every path returns an empty 404 — no interface, no structure and no reason leaks outward
- Review engine: one annotation model across nine media types, frame-accurate comments with real SMPTE timecode, verified at eight frame rates
- Multi-stage approval — all / any / quorum, deadlines, and a decision trail recording IP and user agent
- Comment export to CSV, SRT, VTT, Premiere XML, FCPXML and EDL, with internal threads filtered out of client-facing exports
- Offline outbox: writes replay in order on reconnect, uploads resume after a dropped connection
- A register of 40 commitments with an honest status on each — done / partial / not started
Stack
PythonFlaskSQLiteTelegram Bot APIOpenAIWhisperRaspberry Piванильный JS
Demo
What opens is the design system: a live render of the project’s real CSS tokens, not a picture of a mockup. The switches at the top genuinely change theme, density and contrast. The planner itself only admits you through the Telegram bot, so it is not in the demo.
Screens
