Rules per project
When a task is created or reaches a column, set its priority, give it an owner or move it on.
Features
A board for the sprint, a backlog for what is next, a calendar for deadlines, another for meetings — and a mic that fills all of them. Same people, same permissions, everywhere.
Board & sprints
Columns you name yourself, WIP limits, drag and drop that everyone sees live, and an issue key on every card so you can say “WTM-14” out loud in a stand-up.
Voice to tasks
Talk the way you would to a colleague — several tasks in one breath, names, “by Thursday”, “it’s urgent”. It reads the whole sentence and shows you drafts. You press Create.
“Mostafa reviews the invoice tomorrow, it’s urgent — and Sara books the client call Thursday.”
Ask your board
Ask who is overloaded, what slipped, or how to plan the week. It answers from your real projects, people and dates, and proposes tasks with a line explaining each one.
Calendars & meetings
Most tools pile both onto one calendar, and the stand-up buries the release date. Here they are two views: the board calendar shows what is due, the meetings calendar shows where people have to be.
Roles and access
Permission is checked on the server for every request, not hidden in the interface. A viewer who calls the API directly still cannot write.
Runs the workspace: invites, roles, billing and every project.
Creates and archives projects, shapes columns, moves anything.
Creates and edits tasks, comments, logs time, books meetings.
Reads the board and the calendar. Cannot change a single field — made for clients.
Sharing
Send a read-only link to a board, or a public request form whose answers arrive as tasks in your backlog. No account for them, no screenshots in WhatsApp for you.
Automation & integrations
When a task is created or reaches a column, set its priority, give it an owner or move it on.
Every change can reach your own systems — invoicing, a chat bot, a client portal — the moment it happens.
Open, overdue and done — per person, per project, per sprint. The numbers your Sunday meeting needs, already counted.
One search box over tasks, comments, projects, people and meetings.
Migration
It reads live from the tool you used before, over its API, so you get clean data rather than a backup file nothing else can open. Keys, dates, comments, attachments and people's names come with it. Today that means projects on an .atlassian.net address; anything else comes in as a CSV file.
14 days free, no card. Your old projects come with you.