One login, one workspace, and every screen your team actually checks during the week.
Log bugs and problems as Issues, and day-to-day work as Tasks — each with its own status flow, priority level, assignee, deadline, and optional group tag. Bulk-upload a spreadsheet of existing items, export anything back to CSV, and filter any column the way you'd filter an Excel sheet — type to search, or check off exactly the values you want to see. Straightforward task management, without a separate tool.
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Tasks also have a drag-and-drop board view, grouped by status (To Do, In Progress, On Hold, Done), for the part of the week where a list is less useful than seeing the whole flow at a glance.
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Break any task down into a checklist of sub-tasks, each with its own status, priority, and assignee — visible right inside that task's detail view, with the same bulk-upload and CSV export tools as the main tables.
Example — inside "Launch new pricing page"
Start a timer on any task, stop it when you're done, and the logged time rolls up automatically — visible on the task itself, in the Tasks table, and totalled by person or by team in Dynamic Reports.
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Everyone marks in for the day, late logins get flagged against a cutoff time you set, and team members can request permission or adjustment if something legitimate came up. Leave management runs through the same workspace, with a calendar view of who's out and when.
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One reporting screen instead of five separate exports: pick a data source (Issues, Tasks, Sub-tasks, Attendance, or Work Hours), group it by status, priority, assignee, or team, set a date range, and get a chart-backed breakdown plus a trend view — all click-through to the underlying filtered list.
Example — Issues, grouped by status
Ask a plain-English question about your workspace ("what's overdue this week for design?") and get an answer generated from your live data. Type a request like "high priority task for Raj to fix the login bug, due Friday" and it fills in the create form for you — or describe a change to an existing item and it finds the match and shows you the proposed edit before anything is saved. A one-click AI summary can also turn any report's numbers into a written paragraph.
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Role-based access control for Owners, Team Leaders, and Team Members — each sees only what they're supposed to, enforced by the database's own security rules, not just hidden buttons in the interface. Invite teammates with a real login of their own, organized into groups for reporting and visibility.
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| Role | Sees |
|---|---|
| Owner | Every issue, task, and report across the whole workspace |
| Team Leader | Only their group's issues, tasks, and members |
| Team Member | Only what's assigned to them |
Workspace owners can set an accent color and upload a logo, so the tool matches your own brand instead of looking like a generic template.
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