Plan the work. Skip the overhead.

A project board for dev teams who'd rather be shipping than grooming tickets. Plan what's next, track what's happening, and get on with it; no forty-field forms required.

How it works
01

Two ways to look at it

A board for what's happening right now, and a work log for everything else; current, up next, and backlog. Same tickets, whichever suits the day.

02

Drag, drop, done

Move tickets between Ready for work, In progress, Sign off, and Released by dragging them. Shipped a load? Archive everything released in one go.

03

Tickets with substance

Epics, stories, tasks, bugs, and investigations. Descriptions and comments are Markdown (of course), with images and attachments when words won't cut it.

04

Epics that actually work

Hang tasks off an epic, mark what depends on what, and link related tickets together, so the context doesn't live in one person's head.

05

Find anything

Filter the work log by title, status, assignee, tag, or type. Tag things with a quick #hashtag, and you'll find them again later.

06

No ceremony

No story points, no velocity charts, no forty-field ticket forms. Just enough structure to get things shipped, and nothing you'll need a training course for.

Up and running in minutes.

  1. 1

    Create a board

    Give it a name and a picture. One per team, product, or side project; whatever works for you.

  2. 2

    Fill the backlog

    Add tickets as they come up, then pull the important ones into current and up next when you plan.

  3. 3

    Work the board

    Drag tickets across as they move along. When they're released, archive them and start again.

THE BOARD VIEW

Platform · Board

Your backlog, minus the bloat.

Set up a board in a minute, and you'll have tickets moving by lunch.

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