Aurelio Hastings

Aurelio Hastings tracks a build as a chain of connected steps — research, design, build, launch — with a highlighted marker showing exactly which phase the project sits in and a progress bar tallying how much of the chain is done. It's the shape most homemade inventions and workshop projects follow. The four default milestones cover most projects without customisation, though each can be marked done or added to if a project needs an extra phase — a testing pass, a materials order, a second prototype. Tapping a step to check it off advances the marker to the next node in the chain. It's deliberately narrow: no budget tracking, no parts inventory, no collaborator management. Just the one honest question a maker project needs answered at a glance — what phase is this actually in, and how far is there left to go.