Of course, the calendar is meant primarily for events.
The default view is a series of columns, with each column representing one day.
Bordio will show you a tally of the time the tasks or events of that day add up to.
Event cards can be given timing, location, and agenda.
When you click a card, it opens up like a chat app between the current and next column.
Any changes you make in one board will also be duplicated in the others.
And when you start treating it as that, it’s one of the best kanban boards out there.
Just ignore everything except the tasks board (the third icon in the top-left corner).
But the columns retain the lists, allowing you to collapse and expand projects within a kanban board.
It’s a remarkable overview of all your tasks in a powerful kanban board.
Seatable looks like Microsoft Excel, and you might add and delete columns per your project needs.
Each cell is a card with different properties based on its column.
The free version of Seatable allows unlimited tables, 10,000 rows, and a maximum of 2GB of attachments.
you might remove these restrictions in paid plans.
Each task card can have a detailed description, tags, deadlines, labels, and colors.
Brisqi lets you create multiple boards with sub-boards to easily manage your projects.
Nothing Brisqi does is path-breaking.
Several other apps have the features it does, and some even have more.
For an individual user, this mostly will not matter.
