Time tracking on tasks lets you follow how long work takes more precisely.
Members can log the time they spend on tasks, giving the team a more accurate picture of workload, time cost, and how the project is progressing.
Release notes
This release makes tracking time, seeing project activity, and working with different views simpler for teams.
Members can log the time they spend on tasks, giving the team a more accurate picture of workload, time cost, and how the project is progressing.
Project admins can review members' logged time at the project level and better understand which work the team's energy goes into.
The dashboard can show a summary of logged time, so you see the project's time picture faster without opening separate reports.
Key project events appear in a clear feed; this view is useful for following recent changes, decisions, and work in the project.
If tasks have a location, you can see them on a map and plan better for on-site work, visits, or field operations.
The team can keep related external content alongside the project, for example a dashboard, form, or reference page members need regularly.
The Gantt view is more precise when changing task dates and understanding dependencies between tasks, making time-driven project planning easier.
Managing folders in files and documents is more dependable, and moving around larger structures is simpler.
If you have Taskie open in several tabs, the unread notification state stays more consistent and you're less likely to see different numbers.
Inviting members and working with images or media in text is faster, so team communication and documentation run into fewer obstacles.