Planning

List and Timeline views

The board is for working a sprint; these two views are for everything the board is bad at. The List is every ticket as a table you can slice and bulk-edit. The Timeline lays work out over time.

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Projects and access

A project is the container everything else sits in: its tickets, sprints, epics and board all belong to one project. Projects are also where access is decided — people see a project through the…

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Sprints

A sprint is a short, fixed period — usually one to four weeks — in which your team commits to a set of tickets. The Sprint Manager is where sprints are created and moved through their lifecycle.

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The Kanban board

The board is where a sprint gets worked: every ticket as a card, in columns that mirror your workflow. Drag a card to move it; the board is the ticket's status, made physical.

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Ticket templates

Templates are reusable tickets, organised by epic, that you can drop into any sprint. If your team runs the same checklist every cycle — a release ritual, onboarding steps, a monthly close — build it…

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