One Workspace
Orgs live on the rail. The board floats in the L — top bar plus that rail.
Multi-tenant kanban
The Slack of task management.
One chrome for every company you sit in. A board that stays dense. The frogs come first.
What are you running?
Ship the launch without a second tool for “real work”.
Backlog
3
Doing
2
Done
2
Jump to a workspace, board, or taskesc
The board
Sit down. The chrome is already there.
Top bar, org rail, a panel that floats. Click a card when you want the editor — columns never shrink.
Two views
Kanban and a spreadsheet that share columns, collapse, and colour.
Three frogs
Default limit. Raise it, or turn the tray off, per workspace.
The product
Built like an app you already know how to sit in.
Workspaces, not one pile
Orgs, roles, and invite links. Guests stay read-only. Switch company the way you switch Slack.
Kanban that stays dense
Custom columns, colour wash, WIP, and collapse. Drag a card. The board does not waste a pixel.
A real table
Every cell edits. Groups follow the same columns as the board. Resize once — leftover space fills.
Eat the frog
Park a few tasks above the board. Do those first. Limit is yours; on or off is per workspace.
Invite and go
Owners, admins, members, guests. A link, not a procurement process.
⌘K everywhere
Jump boards, create tasks, open settings. The command palette is the other mouse.
Eat the frog
Do the hard three first. Then the board can wait.
A tray sits above the kanban and the table. Park the tasks you will actually finish. Collapse it when you want quiet. It is personal, per workspace — turning it off here does not silence the next company.
How it starts
Three steps. No onboarding maze.
01
Make a workspace
Name it. You get a board, columns, and a rail — not an empty tutorial.
02
Invite the people
Members write. Guests look. Nobody inherits a maze of permissions.
03
Park the frogs
Pull the hard three to the top. Finish them. Then the rest of the board is quieter.
Make a workspace. Invite the team. Eat the frog.
Free to start. The board is the product — not a demo behind a form.