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Content

One board, every shape.

Table, kanban, timeline, or a page of its own. The same items, owners and dates, however your team wants to see them, next to every doc, wiki page and canvas.

  1. TableGrouped rows with owners and dates.
  2. KanbanA column for every status.
  3. TimelineBars on a calendar, with dependencies.
  4. DocOpen any item and it becomes a page.

Notes

Every kind of note, next to the board.

Every note picks the editor it needs. They all live next to the boards, in the same project, linked to the same work.

Portal launchOne project · the board and its notes
  • Docs

    Write together, with live cursors.

  • Wiki

    Pages the whole team can find.

  • Canvas

    Sketch flows and wireframes on a whiteboard.

  • Meeting notes

    An agenda before, a recap and items after.

  • Flashcards

    Decks for onboarding and learning.

  • Workboards

    A grid with formulas and rollups.

Built around the board

The plan and the work, pointing at each other.

Views

Table, kanban, timeline. Same items.

Group rows the way you plan, drag cards across statuses, and see the dates as bars. Changing the view never changes the work: owners, statuses and dates stay put.

  • DependenciesLink one item to the next and see the chain on the timeline.
  • Formulas and rollupsSum hours, count what's done, and roll children up to their parent.

Docs

Write the plan next to the work.

A doc can link board items and tickets, so the brief and the board point at each other. Two people can write in it at once, each with their own cursor.

  • Live co-editingSee who is in the doc and where they're typing.
  • Share when you wantAny note can become a public link.

Meeting notes

Agenda in. Board items out.

Every meeting gets an agenda with attendees and notes. Afterwards the recap pulls out the action items, and each one lands on the board with an owner and a date.

  • Series and templatesA weekly sync keeps its shape from one week to the next.
  • Recaps from the notesThe summary comes from what the meeting actually wrote down.

The content tree

One tree for the whole project.

Folders hold boards and every kind of note, side by side, so the plan and everything written about it live in one place.

  • Side by side

    A folder holds the board and its docs, canvases and meeting notes.

  • Move and link

    Move things to where they belong, and link across them.

  • Access follows the project

    Members and roles come from the project, not from each page.

Everything inside

The whole of Content.

17 things it does today, in 4 groups.

  • Boards

    • Table, kanban and timeline views
    • Groups, owners, statuses and dates
    • Dependencies on the timeline
    • Formulas and parent rollups
  • Notes

    • Docs with live co-editing
    • Wiki pages
    • Canvas for sketches and flows
    • Flashcards
    • Workboards with typed columns
  • Meeting notes

    • Agendas with attendees
    • Series and templates
    • Recaps from the notes
    • Action items become board items
  • Organise

    • One content tree per project
    • Folders for boards and notes
    • Public share links
    • Per-project roles and membership

Give every project one place to live.

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