Plan and track your work
Project boards, tasks, calendars, and stats. Turn a game project into something you actually deliver against.
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- All tasksSee every open task across your projects in one list, switch to My Tasks, group by project, assignee or tag, and sort by deadline.
- CalendarSee your open tasks plotted by due date in a week, month or year view, alongside Google Calendar and industry events.
- Create a projectStart a new project board from scratch or from a template, link it to a game, and choose who can see it.
- Connecting Google CalendarSee your Google Calendar events alongside your Boardssey tasks. Connect read-only, choose which calendars show, and disconnect cleanly.
- Plan key dates with MilestonesPut each game's key dates on one timeline, drag them around, make them repeat, and mark them done.
- Control who can see a projectSet a project's access level to Admins, Members, Collaborators or Private, and manage the people on a private project.
- Work on a project boardSwitch between Kanban and List, filter the board, add, rename, recolour and delete columns, and use the task card shortcuts.
- Project statsRead the Stats tab, which adds up tasks across all your projects, shows overdue work, and lists the projects with the most open tasks.
- Start projects from templatesPreview Boardssey's industry templates, save your own project as a template, and edit the templates your team owns.
- Projects hubFind every project in your team, read a project card at a glance, and get around the six tabs of the Projects page.
- Make a task repeatSet a task to repeat daily, weekly, monthly or yearly, and understand what happens each time you complete it.
- Task commentsDiscuss a task with your team in its Comments tab, and know who gets notified when you post.
- See tasks on a timelineLay every task out by due date, one row per game, filter by assignee, project, tag or priority, and show milestones alongside.
- Tasks and subtasksCreate tasks, fill in their details, break them into subtasks, assign and schedule them, show them in several projects, and complete them.