Use one local-first desktop shell to hold task collaboration, mold and project management, the file workbench, invitation-code licensing, and multi-workspace switching in the same operational surface.
The current product focuses on real manufacturing-team scenarios across tasks, projects, molds, products, customers, and file handling. It does not package unfinished modules as roadmap promises.
One server entry maps to one workspace. Business pages, tools, and discovery switch inside the same desktop shell to minimize restarts, re-logins, and context loss.
Regular and recurring tasks are licensed separately, while create, view, and edit all converge into a single work modal. The board, attachment preview, and task pool are designed for ongoing manufacturing execution.
The current object-management surface already spans mold management, mold development, modification tracking, projects, products, customers, suppliers, and materials.
The tool workspace bundles File Assistant and LAN Assistant for local organization, site connection, remote browsing, transfer queues, and in-app preview or editing for common file types.
Module availability comes from invitation-code tiers plus local activation records, which fits offline licensing, weak-network deployment, and module-based desktop product packaging.
The application ships with built-in data and service behavior, restores sessions and workspace state on startup, and keeps improving long-running desktop usage under weak-network conditions.
The unified work modal, invitation-code licensing, site transfer, file workbench, and multi-server workspace switching all exist because the product is built for long-running desktop sessions, local data, and tightly linked business objects.
Keep molds, projects, products, customers, and tasks inside one workspace instead of bouncing between spreadsheets, chat, shared folders, and separate local tools.
Handle local files, remote directories, production assets, drag-and-drop transfer, preview, editing, synchronized browsing, and shortcut management inside one tool workspace.
The current product fits desktop software that needs offline licensing, a local database, weak-network operation, and long-running workstation usage.
The first website release is based directly on existing release facts rather than speculative future plans.
The latest release turns its attention to chat, adding faster conversation and contact search plus a more direct unread-message entry point.
Quick preview now covers PDF, spreadsheets, Word, code, JSON, images, and media, with remote files saved through a local working copy.
File Assistant and LAN Assistant arrived with site connection, drag-and-drop transfer, directory browsing, and quick preview.
Startup and server recovery were consolidated behind the welcome experience, making it easier to return to the last working context.
The primary download artifact is QiuGe-Helper-Setup-0.3.4.exe. If you want to review the capability map first, browse the product pages and docs before deciding how to roll it into a real team flow.