Features

Everything it does, and nothing it doesn't

The homepage has the tour. This is the detail — what each part actually does, and where it stops. If something isn't listed, it's because we haven't built it, not because it's buried three menus deep.

01 — Boards

Named columns, per board

Every board has its own workflow steps, named by you. A support board might run Triage → Investigating → Waiting on info → Shipped; a content board might not look like that at all.

Custom workflow steps, any number
Board templates to start from
Drag and drop between columns
Priorities with sub-levels
Tags, custom fields, attachments
Related tasks, linked both ways
Folders, archive, board colours
02 — Time tracking

Attached to the work, not beside it

The timer lives on the task. Start it, do the work, stop it — or add the entry by hand when you forget. A floating timer follows you around the app, and it stays in step across browser tabs.

Start/stop timer on any task
Draggable floating timer
Manual entries, with a note
Running timers visible to the board
Multi-tab and multi-device sync
03 — Reports

By day, person, board or tag

Pick a date range and any set of boards. Time rolls up per person and per task with charts for each. Workflow reports show how long work sat in every column, which is usually where the answer is.

Time per day, per person, per task
Tag breakdowns with charts
Workflow throughput per column
Multiple boards in one report
04 — Conversations in

Email and Intercom become tasks

Point an address at a board and the messages arrive as tasks with the thread attached. Connect Intercom and support conversations do the same. Reply from inside the task and it leaves as an email.

✉ emailCan we add SSO?
◉ intercomBilling question
↩ Reply from the task — goes back as an email
05 — AI agents

The same board, over MCP

Claude and ChatGPT connect once and can then read and write your real boards — creating tasks, logging time, moving work, pulling reports. Agent actions are attributed in the activity trail, so you can always see what was machine and what was human.

Task Board provides the board, the tools and the audit trail. What the agent does with them is up to your assistant.

you → How much time did I log for Northgate?
you → Raise a task for the expiry bug
claude → created #42712 via MCP
Claude Code, Desktop, web & ChatGPT connectors
06 — Collaboration

Roles per board, conversation per task

Decide what each person can do on each board: full access, only the tasks assigned to them, or read-only. Every task carries its own thread with attachments and reactions, and an activity feed records who changed what.

OWOwner — full control of the board
NMNormal — create, edit, move
RSRestricted — only their own tasks
RORead only — can see, can't change
Set per person, per board
07 — Real time

Everyone sees it as it happens

Cards move on other people's screens as you drag them. Timers, comments and notifications arrive live, across tabs and devices, without a refresh.

Live card movement across sessions
Live timers and comments
Per-board notification levels
Activity feed across your boards
Being straight with you

What it doesn't do

Worth knowing before you switch. There's no Gantt or timeline view, no built-in invoicing, no documents or whiteboards, and no dependency management between tasks. If those are the reason you're shopping, this isn't the tool.

Seven things, and that's the lot

Set it up in a minute. Add the people who raise the work — they're free — and see where your week actually goes.

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