Start from what is yours
Work assigned to you, and every project's progress
Issuelane is a task tracker for every project in one workspace, with a public request board where people outside the team vote and hear back when it ships.
Free during the preview. No card.


Screens show an invented studio's workspace.
Real screens from the app, played step by step.


















Every project's work in one workspace, built for the keyboard.
Filter by project, person, state or label, group it, and save the view.
See the shortcuts

Move work across states on a board, and plan each project in sprints.
How boards work

Sub-tasks, relations, files, comments and the history of every change.
What a task holds

Anyone in the workspace files an idea and votes. Admins promote the best to tasks.
How ideas work

The smaller parts of the same workspace.
Work assigned to you, and every project's progress
Work that needs you, grouped by task
? lists shortcuts, ⌘K jumps anywhere, C files a task
People outside the team post and vote; the roadmap follows the task
Publishing an entry emails everyone following the request
An admin can download the whole workspace
Every answer here is also in Help, with the rest of the questions. Or write to us.
A workspace is where everything lives, and you can belong to several. A team is a group of people inside one.
More in HelpBacklog, Todo, In progress, Done and Canceled. You can rename them; progress still reads the same across projects.
More in HelpOpen a project, then Requests, then Board settings. Turn it on, check the address and save. Only admins can.
More in HelpAnyone with the link can read the board and the roadmap. Posting, voting and commenting need an account. No email addresses are shown.
More in HelpYour email, your account id, a password hash if you set one, and your work: projects, tasks, labels and their history. Nothing is bought or sold.
More in HelpWorkspaces, projects, tasks and public boards work today.
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Issuelane is not generally available. Cublya builds it as customer zero, for one small team.