Compass
Task tracking for small teams, shaped to how you work
Features
- My work: everything assigned to you across projects, grouped into overdue, today, this week and later
- Four ways to see a project: Table, Board, Tree of subtasks, and Calendar, plus saved views with filters and sorting
- Custom fields per workspace: single and multi-select, dates, text, links, and Markdown notes
- Subtasks, blocking dependencies, and tasks timed relative to other tasks
- Inline editing with undo, bulk edits, quick add, and a ⌘K search and command palette
- Comments with @mentions, an activity history on every task, and in-app and email notifications
- Public intake forms that turn submissions into tasks
- A dashboard per project or workspace, and export to Excel
- Organizations, workspaces, projects, and roles, with sign-in by Google or an emailed link and no passwords
- Works on phones, in light and dark mode
Compass is a web app for small teams that track work together. Each workspace defines its own fields, so the same tool can run a client roster, an event, or, as in these screenshots, a superhero team’s week. A project’s tasks can be shown as a table, a board, a tree of subtasks, or a calendar, and My work gathers everything assigned to you from every project into one list.
It began as a replacement for a small team’s shared spreadsheet and grew from there: dependencies so blocked work can’t be marked done by accident, intake forms so requests stop arriving by email, and a dashboard so nobody has to count rows by hand. The screenshots show demo data: The Deadline League, an entirely fictional team of heroes who plan their crime fighting and their annual retreat in Compass.