Can a prompt replace TickTick?

Build a task manager bundling three things TickTick actually combines, beyond plain task management: a task list with due dates and recurrence, a Pomodoro-style focus timer, and a simple daily habit tracker. Use a local-first approach — Tauri with SQLite, or a simple web app if cross-device use matters more than offline-first — since real-time multi-device sync is explicitly out of scope. Implement tasks with due dates, priority, and basic recurrence rules (daily, weekly, every N days). Build a Pomodoro timer that can be linked to a specific task — start a 25-minute focus session against a chosen task, and log completed sessions per task. Add a simple habit tracker: named habits with a daily check-off, and a streak counter. Show all three — today's tasks, an optional active timer, and today's habits — on one combined daily view, since that bundled view is the actual point, not three separate apps. Do not build real-time cross-device sync, calendar integration, or shared or collaborative task lists — those are out of scope; this is a single-device, single-user tool. Requires a local database; no external API key needed.