From idea to release, one card at a time.

Estimate in Fibonacci or T-shirt sizes, sort by value or by effort.

Goal, dates, everyone’s capacity. When you close a sprint, unfinished cards move to the next one in one click.

Live, with an estimated end date based on your latest sprints.

Epic, story, subtask. “Blocks” and “blocked by” show on the cards, even across projects.

An overflowing column flags itself. Cycle time measured for every card.

Blind estimation, live. Anonymous retro whose actions become cards.

Inline editing, grouping by column or by person, point totals.

Everything waiting for you, across all projects, plus a board of all your cards.

Ctrl K to find or create anything without the mouse. Filters like assignee:me urgency:4+.

A set of filters kept under a name, for you or for the whole team.

Group project, thesis, product launch, moving house, sprint, customer support.

Who carries what right now: cards in progress, to do, overdue, time logged.

Drag to reschedule. Dependencies show on the timeline.

Your users report a problem without an account. Custom fields, your colors, anti-spam.

A button to paste on any site: annotated screenshot, browser, URL and console errors attached automatically.

You answer the customer from the card; their reply comes back to it, and the board shows who’s waiting.

An email sent to the project address becomes a card, attachments included.

Customer emails go out from support@your-company, through your server; replies are collected from your mailbox.

A report that repeats another arrives marked “Duplicate?”. Merge in one click from the card.

A merged PR moves the card. Commits and branches show up in the history.

The customer follows their request through a link, without an account.

Claude, Cursor or your own agent read and update cards, with per-project permissions.

One sentence becomes an epic, its stories and their acceptance criteria, to approve before creation.

From the title, a structured description, or yours put in order. Always yours to approve.

A 40-comment thread in three lines. A sprint review ready to send.

A draft in the team’s tone that takes earlier exchanges into account, always reviewed before sending.

Written from completed cards, in a technical version and a customer version.

“When a card moves to review, assign the reviewer and notify the team.”

Trello directly, Jira and Asana exports: your boards and their cards in a few minutes.

Every Monday, every month end: the card comes back on its own, with its checklist.

A rule posts a message in the team’s channel when a card moves.

REST documented in OpenAPI, personal tokens with limited rights.

Your tools notified on every change, through signed calls.

Who is looking at which card and who is typing, live.

A read-only board through a simple link, no account needed, turned off whenever you want.

Sortable inbox, adjustable daily digest, quiet hours.

Everyone picks their interface language; emails follow.

On the phone’s home screen, usable offline, synced when the network comes back.

Authenticator app and passkeys. Mandatory if the administrator chooses.

Outside people join your projects without paying, and see only those.

Restore for 30 days. Full history of every card.

Data in the European Union, full export and self-service account deletion.

Permissions cut for your organization, beyond administrator, member and observer.