Architecture Overview

TimeManagement is a desktop and Ubuntu Touch application composed from three main layers:

• QML for interface and app shell behavior
• JavaScript modules in models/ for shared client-side state and helpers
• Python services in src/ for backend, sync, daemon, configuration, and utility logic

High-level flow

At a high level:

1. QML pages and components render the product interface.
2. Shared JavaScript modules support client-side state and feature logic.
3. Python modules handle backend operations, sync routines, and system-facing behavior.

Key technical directories

• qml/: application UI, shared components, images, and feature pages
• models/: JavaScript modules imported into QML
• src/: Python backend and sync logic
• assets/: branding and package-level artwork
• docs/: source documentation kept in the main repository
• website/: Docusaurus-based website and documentation portal

System Architecture Model

Here is the high-level representation of the TimeManagement three-layer architecture and component integration.

Architectural Diagram

Documentation intent

This technical section should answer:

• where code belongs
• how features are split across the stack
• how the project is built and packaged
• how contributors should reason about changes that span QML, JS, and Python