uboord
task board, task tracker, project management
What it does
See every task, owner, deadline and workload percentage on one board. uboord tells you what will slip and who is over capacity - before the client finds out. Free for one person.
A smart task board for managing to-do lists, workload, capacity, and delivery with advanced tracking. Use uboord personally for free, or unlock powerful paid features for teams. Four reasons a month slips away from a team - and what uboord does about each one. Load is measured, never sensed. Volume, duration, priority and overlap become one honest percentage, and uboord names the exact task that should move. Every card carries its own clock, its own progress and a color that moves alone. You read the state of the whole month without opening a single task. Work is assigned, reassigned and approved in the open, and each move is stamped. Employees hand tasks over, and the head hears about it…from uboord.com
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