Give every effort a home
A project gathers related tasks in one calm place — with its own color, stats and rhythm.
Why it helps
Tasks, grouped
Everything for one effort lives together, so nothing scatters across your list.
Tidy task codes
Give a project a prefix and its tasks get clean codes like ACME-12 to reference.
Your own pipeline
Shape the statuses tasks move through, grouped into to-do, in progress and done.
Quiet progress, visible
See completion, what's open, what's overdue and pomodoros — without doing the math.
How to use it well
1
Name it after the work
Something you'll recognize at a glance, like "Website refresh" — not a single task.
2
Pick a color and prefix
The color tints its card; the prefix is optional but makes tasks easy to cite.
3
Add your first tasks
Open the project, drop in a few tasks, and let the stats fill in as you go.
4
Share it when ready
Anchor a project to a team and it gains members, roles and shared analytics.
Frequently asked
A task is one thing to do; a project is the home that groups many related tasks together, with its own color, stats and statuses.
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