™Projects
Projects as simple lists of goals and steps.
A project is a list of goals. Each goal is a list of steps. Each step shows who owns it and when it is due, and holds its own tasks, files, and comments. Nobody has to learn a project management method to use it.
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SamTodayTasks 1/3📎 2Confirm crew for Tuesday
UnassignedFriTasks 0/2Order shingles
MariaDoneTasks 2/2📎 1
What it does
Everything on the card
The owner, due date, priority, task count, and whether there are files, all visible without opening the step. Steps with no owner are clearly marked.
Paste a screenshot
Paste a screenshot onto a step, into a comment, or into a message. It is saved in the right place with a small preview.
Mention a teammate
Type @ and pick a name. They get a notification, and a text message if they have turned texts on.
Tasks inside steps
Add a task to a step, or link one you already have. Tick it off from the step or from your task list.
Reorder and filter
Drag steps into the order you want. Filter by owner, status, priority, or just your own steps. Totals show what is late and what has no owner.
Trig keeps an eye on it
A step past its date, a goal nobody has touched in two weeks, a step with no owner three days before it is due. Trig points each one out once, and can assign it if you allow that.
What this means for you
- Everyone can see what to do next without asking.
- A late step or a step with no owner stands out in the list.
- The discussion about a piece of work stays with that work, screenshots included.
- Trig can create the next step and hand it to someone, and you can undo that.
- Soon: bring in a plan from a document or spreadsheet and Tri-Gig turns it into goals and steps.
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