What is a Project?

A project is a collection of boards that represent a specific initiative, product, or workflow. Each project lives inside a workspace and can contain multiple boards with different views.

Creating a Project

1

Navigate to a Workspace

Open the workspace where you want to create the project.

2

Click New Project

Click the + New Project button at the top of the workspace view.

3

Configure the Project

Enter a project name, select a default view type (Board, Table, Timeline, or Calendar), and optionally choose a template.

4

Start Building

Your project is created with a default board. Start adding groups, columns, and items right away.

Project Dashboard

Every project has a dashboard that provides a high-level overview:

  • Summary widgets showing item counts by status, priority, or assignee
  • Recent activity feed showing the latest changes
  • Progress indicators based on status columns
  • Due date warnings for overdue or upcoming items

The project dashboard is auto-generated from your board data. No configuration is needed — it updates in real time as items change.

Managing Boards Within a Project

A project can contain multiple boards. For example, a software project might have:

  • Sprint Board — Kanban view for the current sprint
  • Backlog — Table view for the product backlog
  • Roadmap — Timeline view for long-term planning
  • Bug Tracker — Table view with custom columns for severity and reproduction steps

Adding a Board

Click + Add Board inside any project. Choose a name and default view type.

Linking Items Across Boards

Use the Link column type to create relationships between items on different boards. For example, link a bug to the feature it relates to.

Project Settings

Access project settings from the gear icon in the project header:

Duplicating and Archiving

  • Duplicate a project to create a copy with the same structure and optionally the same data
  • Archive a project to hide it from the sidebar while preserving all data
  • Delete a project permanently (requires Admin role)

Deleting a project removes all boards, items, and associated data permanently. Consider archiving instead.