Stackr

Stackr is card-based project management — organize work on boards, with a list for each stage and a card for each task. Boards are private by default, so you decide exactly who can see and edit each one. Use it for team kanban, client projects, sprint planning, or your own to-do list.

Use cases

Run a team kanban board

Who: A small product or ops team

You create a board with lists like To do, Doing, and Done, and drag cards across as work moves. Each card holds an assignee, a due date, a description, and a checklist, so the whole team sees status at a glance without a status meeting.

Keep a client project private to the right people

Who: An agency or consultancy

Boards are private by default — even workspace admins can't see one unless they're added. You grant each client board to just the people on that account as Members (full edit) or Viewers (read-only), so client work stays compartmentalized.

Break big tasks into checklists and track progress

Who: Anyone managing detailed work

Inside a card, you add a checklist and tick items off as you go, and use stamps and tags to flag priority or status. The card shows how far along it is, so nothing slips between the cracks.

Organize many boards across an org

Who: A team lead juggling several projects

You group related boards into folders and move tasks between projects when priorities shift. Switch between a board view and an assignee view to see either the workflow or who's working on what.