Boards & Sprints
A board shows where everything stands; a sprint gives it a start, an end, and a goal. Between them, your team sees the whole picture and moves it forward, without leaving the platform.
Boards
A board's columns map to your statuses, so moving a card moves the task. Set a limit on how many cards a column holds when you want to keep work in check, and group the rows by whatever matters — the person, the epic, the priority, or the project.
Sprints
Commit a set of tasks to a sprint, give it a goal and some dates, and start it. Anything added mid-sprint is tracked apart from what you committed. Closing the sprint has you account for every open task — the next sprint, or the backlog — before it wraps up.
One board, many projects
A board isn't stuck to one project. Point it at a single project, a whole program or portfolio, or a set of projects you pick — then group the rows the way that helps most.
One project, a program, a portfolio, or a hand-picked set of projects on a single board.
Split the rows by assignee, epic, priority, project, or a saved filter of your own.
Keep exploring
Plan, track, and ship work next to your content and code.
Write rich specs, break them into requirements, track each as a task.
Track what ships in each version and hit dated milestones.
Work items with your own types, statuses, and workflows.