Projects & Lists

Two shapes for work, because not everything is a task

Projects roll tasks up with their own status, fields and team. Lists are structured records — clients, assets, vendors, applicants — that the rest of the workspace can point at.

What you get

Projects that report on themselves

Tasks belong to a project, and the project carries its own status, custom fields, assignments and audit history.

Lists for the things around the work

Define the columns once and add entries. A list behaves like a proper record type, not a spreadsheet pasted into a doc.

Records that reference each other

A field can hold a person, a task, a whole list entry or a form submission — so a task can point at the client it is for.

Grid, filter, sort, save

Every collection is filterable on title, status, priority, assignee, dates, project and any custom field. Save the filter you keep rebuilding.

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