Peak One · Product
Work you can see. In the steps you actually take.
On the board you drag tasks from step to step. You set the statuses per project, and each card is the same task as everywhere else in Peak One.
An example
A shop relaunch on the board
Example: The board “Nordwind shop relaunch” has the columns Brief, Design, Build, Review, Live. Lena drags “Build product pages” to Review. Jonas then sees the task in his list with the new status.
Try it
One project, four views
Sample data · nothing is savedPlanned
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.
How it works
Your own statuses per project
A web project has different steps than an onboarding. Each board gets the columns that fit.
Drag instead of type
Move a card to the next column and the new status applies in every view.
Everything on the card
Owner, deadline, planned day and priority belong to the task, not to the board.
Board or list
The same project can be seen as a board or a list. Pick whatever helps right now.
Honest limits
Sprints and timeline are in beta
Sprints with burndown and a Gantt view exist in Board V2, which is still in beta.
Dependencies in beta
You can show that one task waits for another in Work V2. It is not in the app catalog yet.
Frequently asked questions
Can I set the columns myself?
Yes. Each project has its own statuses.
Is a board card a copy of the task?
No. The card is the task itself. List, calendar and My Day show the same row.
Are there board templates?
Yes, status templates for boards are in beta.
Your first board in minutes.
Create a project, name the columns and drag the first task.
Create a board