LazyFlow AI: Turn Messy Notes into Actionable Tasks with Local AI
This is my submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady . 🦥 What I Built Meet LazyFlow AI — a productivity assistant designed to turn messy notes into organized, actionable tasks. We all collect random notes, ideas, reminders, and to-dos. The problem isn't always remembering them; it's turning them into something useful. LazyFlow AI helps by using AI to…
This submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3 showcases LazyFlow AI, a local AI-powered productivity assistant that converts messy notes into organized tasks. The app uses AI to summarize notes, extract actionable tasks, and assign priority levels. Key features include a smart inbox, AI-generated summaries, task extraction, priority classification, and task management.
LazyFlow AI runs locally using Ollama and an open-weight model, allowing users to keep their notes private and avoid reliance on third-party AI services. The project consists of a React + TypeScript frontend and a Python/FastAPI backend, with SQLite for data storage. While currently running locally without a public demo, the source code is available on GitHub for developers to explore and contribute to.
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