Start the project with the structure already in place.
4 project setup templates, shown as they actually look.
No screenshots of someone else's workspace. These are the real columns, exactly as a new project gets them.
Kanban Starter
The general-purpose one. Three columns and nothing to explain — for a team that just wants a board and wants it today.
ColumnsTo Do · In Progress · Done
Use this templateSprint Board
For product and engineering teams working in cycles. Work moves from the backlog into the sprint, through review, and out the door.
ColumnsBacklog · This Sprint · In Progress · Review · Done
LabelsBug · Feature · Chore
Use this templateEditorial Pipeline
For content and publishing teams. A piece moves from idea to published without leaving the board, and everyone can see where it stands.
ColumnsIdeas · Drafting · Review · Scheduled · Published
LabelsBlog · Social
Use this templateClient Work
For studios and agencies running work for external clients. The client review column is a first-class step, not a workaround.
It pairs with the guest role: a client can be invited to that project and only that project.
ColumnsBriefed · In Progress · Client Review · Approved · Delivered
LabelsUrgent · Waiting on client
Use this templateA starting point, not a straitjacket.
You pick a project setup template when you create the project.
It sets the columns, and any starting labels the template defines.
You change anything you like afterwards — the template does not follow the project.