Release v2.14

Time Tracking

We’re super stoked to announce that this release introduces time tracking!

Open up the Mission Control and navigate to Organization Settings > General and look towards the bottom for the relevant settings. Time tracking comes in two flavors: Manual mode and Real-time mode.

Manual mode allows you to enter your time manually via a card’s history panel.

The Real-time mode allow you to manually enter your time as well, but comes with a lot more power: it will be tracking your time whenever you start a card. This basically means, if a card a blue, you’ll be tracking time. To reduce any confusion this also means that a single user can’t have more than a single started card. So you might have to adapt your workflow if you want to activate this feature. But we strongly believe it’s worth it as a blue card will be a strong signal to your team that you are actually currently working on this card.

A timer widget at the bottom of the screen allows you to quickly stop and restart a card that you are currently working on.

Once any of the two time tracking modes is activated, you are able to find a Time Tracking Report in the Mission Control. Here you can inspect everyone’s tracked time and filter and sort it by date, user and project. To give you full flexibility you may export the report as a csv-file. This file not only contains the tracked time for each card but also most of a card’s properties so you can do all kinds of analyses and reports yourself if you so wish.

We also introduced an icon to the mini cards giving you a quick overview who worked how much on a card already as well as allowing you to group your cards by time worked on them.

Further Updates

• Mini card redesign: After sticking with pretty much the same design for more than three years, Micha our designer, decided it was time for an overhaul. The new cards look even more card-like and quite a bit cleaner, allowing to display more of a card’s title than before.
• Card cover images: Part of the redesign was the ability to add cover images to a card. Upload an image to a card, and look for the eye icon on the attachment panel to see it in action!
• Font adjustments: We finally got around to take a look at the most upvoted bug on our discord channel. It frequently happened that the descenders of our font (e.g. the lower part of the g letter) was cut off. We revisited our web fonts and this should now be resolved.
• Stability improvements & bug fixes: effort and property shortcuts now work properly again, x key reliably dismisses notifications on a card, preventing double submit for new conversations and comments, fix error when attempting to edit commands on discord, and a few more.