

BlocPad is a real-time project management workspace that combines tasks, documentation, and collaboration in one place. It serves as a unified platform for modern teams to plan projects, manage tasks, and document decisions without switching between different tools.
Key features include Kanban boards with draggable columns and cards, list views for structured planning, priorities, due dates, labels, comments, and mentions. The platform supports multiple assignees and watchers, saved filters per project, and everything updates live without requiring refresh or reload. It also includes a Notion-style wiki editor with slash commands, nested pages with a draggable sidebar, autosave with version history, inline comments and mentions, and the ability to share pages publicly with read or write access.
The product works by providing real-time collaboration powered by Supabase Realtime, ensuring that all changes are instantly visible to team members. It uses enterprise-grade access control with Row Level Security and is built on modern web technologies for speed and reliability. The approach combines the structure of Jira with the flexibility of Notion while avoiding the speed, complexity, or fragility of either.
Benefits include eliminating the need to manage tasks in one tool and document decisions in another, reducing context switching, and providing smart notifications for assignments, comments, mentions, and due dates. Use cases involve planning projects, managing tasks with instant updates, maintaining organized and searchable project knowledge, and collaborating seamlessly with team members.
BlocPad is built for software teams, startups, agencies, founders, and remote teams. It is engineered using Next.js App Router with TypeScript, Supabase Postgres with strict Row Level Security, and supports real-time updates and presence indicators.
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BlocPad is built for software teams, startups, agencies, founders, and remote teams who need a unified workspace for project management. It targets teams that want to avoid juggling multiple tools like Jira for tasks and Notion for documentation, seeking instead a single platform that offers real-time collaboration, structured task management, and flexible wikis without mid-project paywalls or complexity.