Issue tracking
Track tasks alongside your project
A board and a timeline for your tasks, next to your project's files and builds.
One list, two views
The board shows a ticket's dates on its card, and the timeline draws them as a bar. Change a date once and both update.
Inside the project
Issues sit next to the project's files, version control and builds, not in another tool.
Live for everyone
Changes appear as they happen, so the whole team sees the same board.
What a ticket holds
- Title
- The only required field.
- Status
- Planned, in progress, done or cancelled. Drag a card to change it.
- Priority
- High, medium, low, or none.
- Dates
- Optional start and end. With both set, the ticket shows on the timeline.
- Comment
- One text field for the details.
- Every member can create and edit tickets
- Only owners can delete them
What it does not do
- No assignees.
- No labels, epics or custom fields.
- No attachments or images.
- One comment field, not a comment thread.
- No links to the commit, build or playtest report a ticket is about.
- No dependencies between tickets.
- Access is per organization, not per project.
- Desktop app only, and it is Windows only today.
Comparing with Trello? See the side-by-side.
The rest of the app
Lore version controlBranch, diff and merge game projects. Binary-aware, no terminal.Asset managementOne versioned store, and only the bytes it does not already have.CI/CD pipelineCheck and export, then ship to itch.io, Steam or Epic.Self-hosted runnersQueue builds to machines you nominate. Licences stay put.AnalyticsSessions and playtime with no code at all.Playtest feedbackCtrl+F inside the build. Reports land in the app.Pre-build checksEvery scene loaded and instantiated before you ship it.Roles and accessTwo roles, and a database that enforces them.