Layouts
A layout decides how a list of tasks is drawn — never which tasks appear. Every task view (the Tasks page, a project's or label's tasks, a saved view) can switch layouts from the buttons at the left of its toolbar, or with z and a letter. The filters stay the same; settings a layout doesn't use are simply set aside.
#List
Rows, grouped and sorted however you like, with columns you can reorder, resize and sort by. The densest way to see your work. z l. More about List.
#Board
A Kanban board: a column per status (or priority, type, assignee or project). Drag a card to another column to change it. z b. More about Board.
#Timeline
A Gantt-style chart: each scheduled task is a bar from its start to its due date. Drag to reschedule. z t. More about Timeline.
#Calendar
Tasks on a month, week or schedule, placed by the date you choose. z c. More about Calendar.
#Canvas
Tasks as a graph, with lines for what blocks what, sub-tasks and related work. z d. More about Canvas.
- ListThe List layout shows every task as a row. It's the densest way to see your work, and the fastest to move through from…
- BoardThe Board layout is a Kanban board: a column per group, a card per task.
- TimelineThe Timeline layout is a Gantt-style chart. Tasks are listed down the left; each one's dates are drawn across a time…
- CalendarThe Calendar layout puts tasks on the days their dates fall on, drawn as bars in their status's color. Tasks that last…
- CanvasThe Canvas layout draws your tasks as a graph, so you can see how work connects: what's waiting on what, what sits…