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Every panel below is interactive — drag the cards, click the tabs, run the timers. No account, no install, no tour guide.
Signup takes 2 minutes — with optional demo data to explore.
Agile boards that feel alive
Scrum and Kanban boards with drag-and-drop, custom columns, filters, story points, and realtime sync — when a teammate moves a card, you see it instantly. Plan sprints in the backlog, then complete them with automatic rollover.
- Sprints with burndown, velocity, and cumulative flow reports
- Epics, stories, tasks, bugs, and subtasks with rich descriptions
- Backlog planning with ranking, bulk moves, and story points
- Timeline view with drag-to-resize epic bars
Sprint 14
4 days leftComplete sprintOAuth token refresh flow
Empty state illustrations
Fix flaky payment webhook
Checkout flow polish
Sprint burndown widget
A wiki that writes, calculates, and draws
Confluence-style pages with a block editor that does it all: Word-grade writing, Excel-style tables, and Figma-style whiteboards — with multiple cursors editing live, review comments, and issues embedded right in the page.
Q3 Launch Plan
Launch checklist
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Do we alert the on-call channel too?
Resolved by Ana
Status updates itself — right inside the doc.
Handing the rollout to AS@Ana — she gets a notification instantly.
Any doc becomes slides — H1s and H2s are your deck.
const sla = firstResponse(2, 'h')
notify('#support', ticket)
escalate(sprint.current)
Excel-grade sheets, multiplayer by default
Real workbooks with formulas, filters, sort, find & replace, and conditional formatting — standalone or embedded in any page. Import .xlsx files and keep formulas, merged cells, and formatting intact.
| A | B | C | D | E | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Region | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Trend |
| 2 | Americas | $118k | $134k | $151k | ▲ +12% |
| 3 | EMEA | $96k | $104k | $99k | ▼ -4% |
| 4 | APAC | $61k | $75k | $92k | ▲ +12% |
| 5 | Total | $275k | $313k | $342k | ▲ +12% |
Decks that live with the work
A real slide editor — text, shapes, images, and charts on a canvas with drag, resize, and rotate. Import .pptx decks, export back to PowerPoint, and present full-screen without leaving the workspace.
- Canvas editing with snap guides, layers, and themes
- Import .pptx / export .pptx — round-trip with PowerPoint
- Present mode with keyboard navigation and slide counter
- Live multiplayer editing, same as docs and sheets
Q3 Business Review
Boards, docs, sheets, and support — one quarter, one story.
Support with a deadline
Give customers a branded portal, triage their requests in agent queues, and let live SLA countdowns keep every promise honest. Tickets are issues — so support, engineering, and product finally share one backlog.
- Customer portal with request types and guided forms
- Queues: unassigned, SLA at risk, recently resolved
- First-response and resolution SLAs with live countdowns
- Escalate a ticket into any sprint with one click
“Ready for QA”, actually ready
The module trackers never shipped: test cases live on the ticket, testers run them step by step with evidence, and your client signs off with a real signature. AI drafts the test cases straight from the ticket description.
- AI writes test cases from the ticket — review, tweak, accept
- Step-by-step runs: pass, fail or skip with notes & screenshots
- Client UAT in the portal, sealed with a drawn signature
- Automation: Ready for QA creates runs; a fail reopens the ticket
Statement of Work v3
Content locks the moment everyone signs.
Approvals · 2 required
Sign-off, signed for real
Request approval on any doc, spreadsheet, deck, or whiteboard. Approvers review the exact version, draw a real signature, and the content seals itself — no more “approved in Slack, changed on Monday”.
- Works on docs, sheets, slides, and whiteboards
- Drawn signatures with a full who-signed-when audit trail
- Approved versions lock; new edits start the next version
- One Approvals inbox across the whole workspace
Know where the week actually went
Log work right on the issue — estimates burn down as hours land. The workspace timesheet rolls everything up per person, per project, per week, ready for invoicing or capacity planning.
- Log work from the issue, the board, or the timesheet grid
- Estimates vs. logged time, burned down automatically
- Workspace timesheet by person, project, and week
- Per-project permissions decide who sees whose hours
| Issue | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WEB-42 | 2h | 3h | · | 1.5h | · | 6.5h |
| WEB-51 | · | 1h | 2.5h | · | 2h | 5.5h |
| OPS-7 | 1h | · | 1h | 2h | 3h | 7h |
| Daily total | 3h | 4h | 3.5h | 3.5h | 5h | 19h |
Answers, not spreadsheets homework
Burndown, velocity, cumulative flow, cycle time, sprint status, epic distribution, and team workload — generated live from your board. No exports, no formulas, always current.
Sprint burndown
Remaining points vs. the ideal line
Velocity
Committed vs. completed, last 5 sprints
Cumulative flow
Work in each status over time
Cycle time
Days from started to done, per issue
Your team, out of eight tabs by Friday
Start free, invite the team, and import your existing projects in minutes. Boards, docs, and support — finally on speaking terms.