Features

What ShipIt does today, on every platform it runs on. Each card opens the part of the docs that explains it.

Projects with their own workflow

Every project defines its statuses, members and roles. Statuses fall into to do, in progress and done, so "open" always means something.

Boards and sprints

Several Kanban boards per project, one column per status, swim lanes by assignee, priority, type or your own values. Sprints with goals, plans and an overview.

Long press a card on a board, tap the others and drag one; they land in the order you picked them. On the Tasks screen, select rows and set their status, assignees, tags or priority, or add them to a board, in one go.

Tasks in place

Open any task in a dialog from wherever it is listed, with a ⋮ menu for quick edits. Markdown descriptions and comments, votes, tags, several assignees, @mentions and files.

Search and saved views

Search every project at once, filter by anything, save the filter as a view, and pin your views to the home screen.

GitHub-backed projects

Link a project to a repository and its issues become the tasks, with the same numbers, dates and authors, kept in sync both ways. Boards, sprints and votes stay in ShipIt.

A summary written on your device

Where the device has a built-in model, opening a task shows a short summary of it and its comments. Nothing leaves the device.

Roles you can edit

Viewer, member, manager and admin to start, your own roles next, and a project role that overrides the workspace one.

Your team, or just this device

Sprints

Plan, run and close a sprint

A sprint is a board with dates and a goal. Plan it from the backlog, follow the overview while it runs, and close it: the unfinished tasks go to the next sprint or back to the backlog.

Sprints →