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Covers, status, priority, descriptions, due dates, members, labels, checklists, time tracking, comments, and files.

Open any card to reveal everything it can hold:

Cover

Give a card a cover to make it stand out on the board. Pick a solid color, upload your own image, or search free photos and set one as the cover. A card has one cover at a time — choosing a color replaces an image and vice versa — and anyone who can edit the card can change or remove it.

Description

A rich-text area for context, links, and formatting. Edits save when you’re done.

Status

Track where a card stands in its lifecycle — Pending, In Progress, On Hold, Completed or Cancelled. Each list carries a status too, and moving a card into a list stamps that list’s status onto the card, so work advances as you drag it across the board. You can also set a card’s status by hand, or lock it (the lock toggle by the status picker) so moves no longer change it. The status shows as a colored pill on the board, and everyone assigned is notified when it changes (manage under Settings → Notifications → *Status changes*).

Priority

Flag how urgent a card is — Low, Medium, High or Urgent. The level shows as a colored pill on the board, and everyone assigned to the card is notified when its priority changes. Pick the same level again to clear it. Manage these alerts under Settings → Notifications → *Priority changes*.

Due dates

Set a due date to track deadlines. Cards show a colored pill that turns urgent as the date approaches or passes, and due dates feed your dashboard and reminders.

Members

Assign one or more workspace members to a card. Assignees see it on their dashboard and get notified.

Labels

Add colored labels to categorize cards (priority, type, client, etc.). Labels make boards scannable and power filtering.

Checklists

  • Break a card into sub-tasks with a checklist.
  • Tick items off as you go; the card shows progress (e.g. 3/5).

Time tracking

  • Every member assigned to a card can log the time they spent on it, in days, hours, or minutes.
  • Entries are incremental — log 2 hours today and 3 hours tomorrow, and they add up.
  • The card shows each member’s running total plus a combined total for everyone.
  • You can remove your own entries at any time.

Comments & mentions

  • Discuss the work in comments.
  • Type @name to mention a teammate — they get notified.
  • Attach files directly to a comment to share them in context.

Attachments

Attach files to a card (mockups, documents, images) or paste an external link — use the Add menu to choose. Links and files are listed separately; each opens in a new tab, and images open in a lightbox. Any attachment can be removed by whoever can edit the card.

An open card showing description, due date, members, labels, checklist, and comments
An open card with its description, due date, members, labels, checklist, and comments.

Archiving

Archive a card to clear it from the board while keeping its history. Restore it from the board’s Archived cards view.

Common questions

Who can edit a card?

Any member with access to its board. Guests have view-only access.

What’s the difference between a list and a status?

A list is the column a card sits in; status is its lifecycle state, which can update automatically when you move the card.