Demo data & credentials
TaskForge ships with a reproducible demo environment so you can explore a fully populated product instead of an empty board.
Demo credentials
| Role | Password | |
|---|---|---|
| Admin | admin@taskforge.dev | TaskForge2024! |
| Member | alice@taskforge.dev | TaskForge2024! |
| Viewer | bob@taskforge.dev | TaskForge2024! |
Demo organization slug: taskforge-demo.
Log in as each role to feel the difference: the Admin can manage members and projects, the Member can work the board, the Viewer sees everything but can change nothing.
The showcase project
"Platform Relaunch Q1" is a large, realistic project built specifically to light up every panel of the dashboard:
- 8 team members with avatars
- 5 workflow columns (Backlog, To-Do, In Progress, In Review, Done)
- 7 colored labels
- ~150 tasks with 1–3 assignees each, priorities, start/due dates spread over eight months, and progress on in-flight work
- ~200 backfilled activity entries, so the velocity chart and activity feed have history from the first login
Seeding it yourself (self-hosted)
Two management commands, run in order:
bash
# Organization + users (the credentials above)
python manage.py seed
# The showcase project
python manage.py seed_demo_project --large-project --resetFlags:
--large-project: the full ~150-task board (default is ~50)--reset: delete and recreate only this demo project; other organizations and projects are untouched
Seeding is deterministic where it matters (same users, same structure), so docs, screenshots and tests stay reproducible.