Tasks, Kanban, chat, check-ins, leave, calendar and reports on one member list. Approve requests and close tasks straight from Discord.
no credit card · runs in the browser · installs like an app
Tasks, conversations, check-ins and leave share one member list and one permission matrix. You onboard someone once.
List, table and Kanban over the same rows — a view is a way of looking, not a second place to store work. Subtasks, several assignees, milestones, recurring tasks and a 30-day trash.
Open channels, private channels and direct messages, next to the work being discussed. Replies, reactions, @mentions and read cursors, live on every screen.
One or two sittings a day: what you are on, what is blocking you, how you are doing. A board for the whole team and a nudge for whoever has not filed.
Allowances follow your company policy, including half days, your own working week and public holidays. Approve on the web or inside Discord.
Deadlines, project spans and time off on one grid. Drag to move a due date, sync both ways with Google Calendar, or subscribe over .ics.
Created against completed on one scale, hours logged, what is overdue, and an end-of-day digest posted to Discord.
A folder tree per project, a rich editor, version history, comments, and image or PDF previews in place. Share read-only with a public link.
Who is on what, how loaded each person is, hours logged and an activity history. A status such as busy or away sits right next to the name.
One matrix decides who may do what, and you can build your own roles — the choice is never just admin or nothing.
The workspace decides which events go where — in-app or Discord, to a shared channel or as a direct message. Quiet hours stay personal.
Twelve admin screens: members, invites, roles, tags, leave policy, who may get in, how long history is kept, Discord and webhooks — with an audit log of who changed what, and when.
Runs in the browser, installs to a home screen like an app, and still opens on a flaky connection. Light and dark themes, English and Vietnamese, keyboard shortcuts for everything you do often.
Nobody has to open another tab to find out what happened. Every task gets its own thread, and every notice is a card with buttons on it.
Nothing to install and nobody to roll it out. Project templates ship for software, marketing, events and sales.
Sign up with email, Google or Discord. Name the company, set the working week and the holidays — everything else already has a sensible default.
Send email invites or share a link that expires. Each person joins with the role you chose, and removing someone kills the link they were holding.
Add the bot to your server and pick a channel per event group. Start a project from a template and the first tasks arrive with milestones.
Every workspace is separate, every write asks the permission matrix, and you can take the data with you at any time.
Yes. Creating an account, a workspace and inviting the whole team is free, with no seat limit and no card.
No. It runs in the browser on desktop and phone, and you can add it to a home screen like an app.
Everything still works. Discord is an addition; in-app notifications, transactional email and the calendar run fine without it.
Sign in, open Workspace → Discord and press Add bot. Then pick a channel per event group, or switch that group to direct messages.
Yes. One account joins many workspaces, each with its own policy, roles and data, and you switch between them in one click.
Each workspace is isolated, and read and write access follows the role matrix your admin sets. Two-factor auth and passkeys are supported, and 2FA can be required for everyone.
Yes. CSV for tasks, leave and check-ins; .ics files or a live calendar subscription; and a full workspace JSON export for admins.