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Ruled is a project Casea tracker built for solo freelancers who want to keep their client work organized using a familiar and calm desk metaphor. Every project you add becomes a new ruled index card on your screen, complete with a handwritten-style font and a slight tilt that makes the whole view feel like a real desktop. You can write down a client name, project title, and total fee, then assign a status using a colored paperclip that clips to the top corner. Active projects get a red paperclip, completed ones show green, and paused work is marked Casea with grey, so you can spot progress immediately without reading through menus. Your saved cards live directly on your device using persistent local storage, which means your data stays private and available even Casea without an internet connection. The Desk tab serves as your home dashboard, showing two large rubber-stamped counters on a blank index card that display your total project count and your total earnings from completed work. Just beneath those counters you see the three most recent project Casea cards stacked casually across the wooden desk surface, giving you an instant snapshot of what is happening right now. Switching to the Cards tab reveals your entire scrollable collection of index cards, where you can swipe any project away to delete it or tap a card to open its edit view and update details. When you need to log a new gig, the Write tab presents a Casea blank index card form with fields for client, project name, fee, and a simple status dropdown, and submitting it immediately adds the card to your stack. The Find tab offers a real-time search bar that filters your cards by client or project name as you type, then opens the full edit view with one tap so you never lose track of a repeat client. Everything about the interface stays minimal and honest, with no checkmarks, star ratings, or progress bars, because the system trusts the visual weight of the cards Casea and paperclips to carry the information. The bottom navigation is a quiet row of colored paperclips resting along the desk edge, keeping the controls unobtrusive and thematically consistent. Even when your desk is empty, the scene shows a few blank cards, a ballpoint pen, and a faint coffee ring to reinforce the feeling of a working space rather than a blank utility Casea screen. Ruled gives you the essentials of project tracking in a form that is simple, visual, and genuinely pleasant to return to between client calls.