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Project Hub — Visual Project Manager
All your projects in one place, right inside VS Code
Most project switchers in VS Code are plain text lists. Project Hub is a visual dashboard — every project is a card with its path, last-opened time, category tag, and a favourite heart. Pin your daily drivers on top, group the rest into categories, search by name or path, and jump into any project in one click (new window or current — you choose). 100% local and private: no accounts, no telemetry. Free, open source, and it syncs your setup through VS Code Settings Sync.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Rifat, and I built Project Hub to fix a tiny daily annoyance that never went away: switching projects in VS Code. I work across client projects, side projects, and experiments — and every context switch meant File → Open Recent and scanning a text list, or worse, digging through folders on my drive trying to remember where I put things.
I wanted what a "new tab page" is for browsers, but for my projects: open VS Code, see everything visually, click, and I'm working. So Project Hub shows every project as a card — favourites pinned on top, the rest grouped into categories you define, with instant search and one-click switching (Ctrl+Click flips between new window and current window).
Two things I cared about a lot while building it: it's 100% local and private — no account, no telemetry, your data lives in VS Code's own storage and roams via Settings Sync. And it's built to grow — the architecture has a clean extension point for what's next: git branch/status on cards, per-project notes, and project screenshots.
Fun fact about the process: I built the whole thing pair-programming with Claude Code — from the architecture plan to debugging a CSS stacking-context bug where a menu kept hiding behind the toolbar. Wild experience compared to how I built things even a year ago.
It's free and open source — I'd genuinely love your feedback: what would make this your daily driver? Which roadmap feature should ship first? ⭐
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About Project Hub — Visual Project Manager on Product Hunt
“All your projects in one place, right inside VS Code”
Project Hub — Visual Project Manager was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #99 on the daily leaderboard. Most project switchers in VS Code are plain text lists. Project Hub is a visual dashboard — every project is a card with its path, last-opened time, category tag, and a favourite heart. Pin your daily drivers on top, group the rest into categories, search by name or path, and jump into any project in one click (new window or current — you choose). 100% local and private: no accounts, no telemetry. Free, open source, and it syncs your setup through VS Code Settings Sync.
Project Hub — Visual Project Manager was featured in Productivity (658.2k followers), Open Source (68.7k followers), Developer Tools (517.5k followers) and GitHub (41.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 273.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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