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Peak One · For small teams

You are few and you do a lot. You need a plan, not admin.

In small teams, each person often only knows their own part. Peak One gives everyone the same plan, without anyone having to maintain it.

Stato: Available in Peak One

Try it

One project, four views

Sample data · nothing is saved

Planned

In progress

Review

Done

Click a task to move its status, then switch views: it is the same task everywhere. Board, list and calendar are available in Peak One, the timeline is beta.

Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.

What your week looks like

  1. One plan for everyone

    Tasks live on the board and in the list, with your own statuses per project. Each task is one row that everyone sees the same way.

  2. Everyone sees their day

    In My Day each person sees their tasks for today, from the same projects as everyone else.

  3. Clear roles

    Owner, admin, member and guest cover most teams. Set finer rights through access profiles when you need them.

  4. Switch the view, keep the task

    Board, list and calendar show the same tasks. A Gantt timeline is in beta in Board V2.

An example

One status, changed everywhere

Example: Agentur Nordlicht has six people. In the demo you mark a task „Done“ on the board and see it done in the list, timeline and calendar at the same moment.

Example, invented

Honest limits

  • Timeline only in beta

    The demo also shows the timeline. In Peak One it is part of Board V2 and not in the app catalog yet.

  • Guests see only what you release

    You invite clients as guests. A dedicated client view with a snapshot is in beta.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly can a small team get going?

Create a project, invite your team and hand out the first tasks. No big setup required.

What does Peak One cost for my team?

Prices load live from the Peak One catalog. You will find them on the pricing page.

Can clients collaborate?

You can invite clients as guests. They only see what you invite them to.

One team, one plan.

Invite your team and set up your first project together.

Invite your team