Every project shows the same underlying issues through three interchangeable views. Switching views doesn’t change your data — it changes how you look at it. Your choice of view is remembered locally in your browser, so each project opens the way you last left it.
List
The default, table-style view. It’s the most powerful view for working through a large backlog:
- Sortable by ID, title, status, assignee, priority, labels, last updated, start date, or end date, in either direction
- Searchable by title, description, ID, or labels
- Filterable by status, priority, labels, and assignee — including a filter for unassigned issues
- Paginated on the server, so large projects stay fast
- Configurable columns — show or hide columns per project
Board
A drag-and-drop Kanban board, grouped into columns by status (Open, In Progress, Closed). Drag a card to a different column to change that issue’s status immediately — no need to open the issue and edit its status field by hand.
The Board view is the fastest way to update status for several issues in a row, since each drag is a single action.
Calendar
Lays issues out on a calendar using their start and end dates, so you can see what’s scheduled for a given day or week at a glance. Issues without a start date don’t appear on the calendar — set one from the List or Board view, or from the issue’s own page, to place it.
Switching views
Use the view switcher at the top of a project to move between List, Board, and Calendar. The same filters and saved filters apply across List; Board and Calendar always show the full set of issues currently visible in that project. 