Board view

The board shows one column per status, in the order you configured, with a count in each header.

Reading a card

A card carries only what helps you triage at a glance:

• Key and priority — ORB-1, then a coloured priority chip. Urgent and High stand out; Medium and Low stay quiet.
• Category — bug, doc, user-story, idea, coloured per project.
• Title.
• Dependency chips — Blocked (1) in red when something is in the way, Relates (1) for softer links.
• Checklist progress — a bar with 2/3 once the task has acceptance criteria.
• Pull requests — #412 when a branch or PR has been matched to the task key.
• Assignee and due date.
• Custom fields you marked show on card — the S/M/L/XL chips in the screenshots are a Difficulty dropdown.

A pin icon marks a pinned task, which sorts to the top of its column.

Moving work

• Drag and drop a card to another column to change its status, or within a column to reorder it. Manual order is saved per project.
• Right-click a card for quick actions without opening it: Move to another column, Move to sprint (or back to the backlog), Pin to top / Unpin, Duplicate, and Delete.
• Select turns on multi-select. With several cards selected, the same menu acts on all of them at once — move them to a column, move them to a sprint, or delete them in one go. Shift-click adds a card to the selection; Escape clears it.

Sorting and layout

The control on the right switches between Manual order and field-based sorting, with an arrow for direction. Empty columns collapse to a narrow strip by default; you can turn that off in your preferences.

The board itself does not scroll on desktop — the page stays put and each column scrolls independently, so the column headers never leave the screen.

Dark and mobile

On a phone the columns stay — the board scrolls sideways through them. The sidebar moves behind a hamburger menu, search gets its own icon, and New task becomes a + button.