Celaro

✦ Recent updates in Celaro

A few improvements focused on speed, keyboard flow, and better context for developers:

▪ Keyboard-first date picker
▪ Cursor + Figma context on tasks
▪ Default branch settings for integrations

→ celaro.co/changelog/ne...

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We're getting to know the people in our community a bit better.
A few quick questions about your work and team.

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✦ Figma is now available in Celaro

What's new:
▪ Attach Figma assets to tasks and stages
▪ Link projects to clients
▪ New lifecycle status to move tasks through stages

Full changelog:
celaro.co/changelog/fi...

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Doing One Thing Well | Celaro A reflection on focus in product building, avoiding feature creep, and why doing one thing well often means knowing when to stop.

Doing one thing well often means knowing when to stop.

We wrote a short reflection on focus, feature creep, and choosing clarity over more.

Full post: celaro.co/journal/doin...

There's a moment when "helpful" turns into "heavy".

More features mean more decisions.
More decisions mean more friction.

That's usually when focus starts to disappear.

Tools don’t become complicated on purpose.

They get complicated slowly.
One reasonable decision at a time.

#buildinpublic

✦ Harvest is now available in Celaro

We’re removing built-in time tracking to make room for deeper integrations.

What's New:
▪ Harvest integration (start + save time entries in Celaro)
▪ Edit mode for task cards

Full notes: celaro.co/changelog

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Stop Building for the Algorithm | Celaro When you build for the algorithm, you stop building for people. A reflection on slowing down, creating what feels right, and ignoring the noise.

Full post: celaro.co/journal/stop...

The algorithm might help people find your work.
But it should never decide what your work becomes.

If the work feels empty right now, try this:
Create one thing this week that isn’t meant to perform.
Not optimized. Not strategic.
Just honest.
See what happens.

The work that lasts never came from chasing numbers.
It came from curiosity.
From solving something real.
From caring more about the craft than the metrics.

The best creative work has friction.
It wanders.
It breaks its own rules.
It takes three tries before it clicks.
The algorithm filters that out first.

And when you build for performance, the work becomes predictable.
Safe. Polished.
Easy to scroll past.
That’s the real cost.

The truth nobody says:
The algorithm doesn’t reward creativity.
It rewards volume.
Post more. Ship more. Say more, even when you don’t have more.

Most creators aren’t burned out from creating.
They’re burned out from performing.
Staying visible. Staying relevant.
Trying not to disappear in the feed.

Somewhere along the way, “good work” stopped meaning good.
It started meaning optimized.
For reach. For clicks. For consistency.
And the work got quieter because of it.

#buildinpublic

If the work feels empty right now, try this:
Create one thing this week that isn’t meant to perform.
Not optimized. Not strategic.
Just honest.
See what happens.

The work that lasts never came from chasing numbers.
It came from curiosity.
From solving something real.
From caring more about the craft than the metrics.

The best creative work has friction.
It wanders.
It breaks its own rules.
It takes three tries before it clicks.
The algorithm filters that out first.

And when you build for performance, the work becomes predictable.
Safe. Polished.
Easy to scroll past.
That’s the real cost.

The truth nobody says:
The algorithm doesn’t reward creativity.
It rewards volume.
Post more. Ship more. Say more, even when you don’t have more.

Most creators aren’t burned out from creating.
They’re burned out from performing.
Staying visible. Staying relevant.
Trying not to disappear in the feed.

The truth nobody says:
The algorithm doesn’t reward creativity.
It rewards volume.
Post more. Ship more. Say more, even when you don’t have more.

Most creators aren’t burned out from creating.
They’re burned out from performing.
Staying visible. Staying relevant.
Trying not to disappear in the feed.

✦ Celaro 1.0

With this update, we’re confident in where Celaro is today. We’re officially out of Beta.

Key Highlights:
▪ Claude Sonnet 4.5 for Cursor
▪ Project templates improved
▪ Sync reliability improved for outdated changes

Full notes: celaro.co/changelog

✦ Latest in Celaro

▪ New AI Commands for task-aware prompts
▪ Cursor integration for starting agents directly from Celaro
▪ Added toasts for clearer action confirmations
▪ Improved onboarding to help new users start smoother

Full notes: celaro.co/changelog/co...

#buildinpublic #productivity #uiux

Celaro x Intervaro
A partnership shaped by real-world creative work.

We’re partnering with Intervaro to refine workflows and make sure Celaro holds up in real creative projects, not just controlled scenarios.

Read more about it here:
celaro.co/journal/cela...

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✦ Latest in Celaro

▪ Faster task creation & assignment shortcuts
▪ Duplicate lists + toggle sidebar
▪ Time entry dates visible in tasks
▪ Move tasks across days in Today view
▪ Focus timer sound

Full notes: celaro.co/changelog/re...

#buildinpublic #productivity #uiux

Planning your day shouldn’t feel complex.

Choose a few key priorities, give them space, and keep simple checkpoints.

Read the full Journal → celaro.co/journal/how-...

Celaro Beta 3.0 ✦ Available now
Minimal, fast, keyboard-friendly, distraction-free.

See the launch: www.producthunt.com/products/cel...
Read the changelog: celaro.co/changelog

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