Skip to content

Quickstart ​

From sign-up to a working board in about five minutes. This walkthrough uses the hosted web app; the desktop app works identically, and the mobile app uses the same accounts and data.

Just want to look around?

The demo organization comes fully populated: a 150-task project with a live dashboard. Log in with the demo credentials and skip straight to step 4.

1. Create an account ​

Open the web app and register with your name, email and a password. You're logged in immediately: TaskForge uses JWT sessions, so there's no email round-trip to wait for.

The login screen

2. Create an organization ​

An organization is your team's workspace: members, roles, projects and tasks all live inside it. From the dashboard home, click New Organization, give it a name, and TaskForge generates its URL slug.

Dashboard home with organization cards

You're the Admin of any organization you create. To bring in teammates, open the organization and use Invite to pick a role per person:

RoleCan do
AdminEverything: manage members, projects, settings
MemberCreate and edit projects and tasks
ViewerRead-only access to boards and dashboards

More on this in Organizations & teams.

3. Create a project ​

Inside the organization, go to Projects → New Project. A project has a name, description, status (Planning / Active / On hold / Completed), priority and a due date.

The projects list

4. Open the board and add tasks ​

Click the project to open its board. This is where you'll spend most of your time. Add a task with New Task: title, description, priority, labels, start/due dates, and one or more assignees.

The project board

Drag cards between columns as work progresses. Everything on the card is information-bearing:

  • Avatar cluster: every assignee, with a +N overflow badge
  • Labels: colored chips you define per project
  • Due date: clock chip, highlighted when close
  • Progress pill: percent complete for in-progress work

5. Read the dashboard ​

The right-hand rail is the project's mission control: timeline, velocity, priority distribution and the live activity feed. It updates as your team moves cards. The dashboard guide explains how each panel is computed.

Where to next ​

TaskForge: web, API, desktop and mobile.