Web companion for the Caspian VS Code extensions

Your VS Code tasks,
on every device.

Caspian Tools is the web side of Caspian-Taskmaster and Caspian-Notes. Edit your tasks and notes from any browser; changes sync to your editor in seconds. Optional GitHub mirror, no telemetry, hosted in the EU.

CasT-1180
Synced
App folder protection — surface a clearer error when the user opens a non-project folder
OngoingHighcaspiantools
Assigned to fuadj
2h ago
CasT-1181
Add Gantt drag-to-resize
NewMedium

Web companion, not a replacement

Your tasks live in the VS Code extension. The web is a second screen — read, edit, plan from anywhere; commit and code from your editor.

Two-way realtime sync

Edits from either side land on the other within seconds. No manual refresh, no export step. Conflicts surface; nothing is silently lost.

Optional GitHub mirror

Attribute a task to a project bound to a GitHub repo and it pushes there. Skip the binding and the task stays Caspian-only.

How it works

Three steps. No accounts to glue together.

  1. 01

    Install the extension

    Caspian-Taskmaster for tasks, Caspian-Notes for notes. Open any folder in VS Code; tasks and notes live next to your code.

  2. 02

    Pair your editor

    Run the Caspian: Connect command. The extension opens a browser tab to sign you in and pair your editor to a workspace. No tokens to copy, no keys to store.

  3. 03

    Edit anywhere

    Open caspiantools.com on your phone, tablet, or another laptop. Every edit flows back into VS Code automatically.

Trust

Tasks and notes are personal data. We treat them that way.

See Privacy for the full picture and About for the principles behind these choices.

EU hosting
Firebase region europe-west4. No third-party data processors beyond Google Cloud.
No analytics
No Google Analytics, Mixpanel, PostHog, Segment, session replay, or behavioural tracking.
No tracking cookies
One HTTP-only session cookie. Nothing for advertising or cross-site identification.
Open-source clients
Web app and both extensions are on GitHub. Read the code that holds your data.

Free during early access.

Sign in with Google, GitHub, or an email and password. Pair an extension when you're ready.