What is Edworking task management?
A task board where each item also holds its own conversation, subtasks, files, time log, and links to related docs, so the plan and the context live in the same object.
Plan work on boards and lists, run sprints, and track time. Every task carries its own conversation, subtasks, and files.
These are the screens your team works in every day. Explore what each one does before you sign up.
TASK DETAILS
Set an owner, due date, priority, estimate, and tags, then add the description, checklists, and files that make the work possible. Nobody has to open three tabs to understand what was actually asked for.
BOARD AND LIST VIEWS
Work the board when you are moving things forward and the list when you are planning. States are configurable, so a small team can model its own workflow instead of adopting a template built for someone else.
SPRINTS AND LISTS
Split a space into lists for ongoing streams and sprints for time-boxed delivery. Order by due date, name, assignee, priority, or sprint, and group by section, assignee, or due date to see the same backlog from a different angle.
SUBTASKS AND RELATIONSHIPS
Add subtasks and checklists inside a task, then mark any task as the parent of another or as a sub-issue. Large pieces of work stay navigable instead of collapsing into one item nobody wants to open.
ESTIMATES AND TIME TRACKING
Set an estimate up front and log time against the task as work happens. Over a few sprints that gives you a real basis for scoping the next one, and a defensible answer when a client asks where the hours went.
FILTERS AND ALL-SPACES VIEW
One view spans all your spaces, grouped by Today, Next 7 Days, Overdue, Later, and No Due Date. Filter by assignee, priority, list, or tag to narrow it to the slice you are responsible for.
CONVERSATION ON THE TASK
Every task carries its own chat and activity history. Comment, mention a teammate, react, attach a file, reference a doc, leave a voice note, or start a video call without moving the discussion into a channel where it will scroll away by Friday.
REPORTS AND ANALYTICS
Throughput, cycle time, overdue counts, state and priority breakdowns, and a people view, across a date range you choose. Compare spaces side by side instead of rebuilding the same status spreadsheet every month.
GITHUB SYNC
Copy a ready made branch name straight from a task, and pull requests link back automatically by task ID. Pull request state and reviewers appear on the task, and GitHub issues can become tasks without retyping them.
TEMPLATES, IMPORTS AND RECOVERY
Save any task, list, or space as a template so recurring work starts half done. Import from Asana, ClickUp, Jira, Monday, Trello, and Notion, or from CSV and XLSX with a review step first. Anything deleted stays recoverable for 30 days.
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Start OnboardingEvery task carries its own conversation, files, subtasks, and time log. Progress rolls up into throughput and cycle time reports without a separate reporting tool.



Common questions from teams comparing Edworking against a standalone task tracker.
A task board where each item also holds its own conversation, subtasks, files, time log, and links to related docs, so the plan and the context live in the same object.
Work is grouped into lists and sprints inside a space, with configurable states, priorities, estimates, and an all-spaces view grouped by due date so nothing sits unnoticed.
Yes. You can copy a branch name from a task, link GitHub pull requests automatically by task ID, map pull request states and reviewers, and create tasks from GitHub issues.
Autonomous agents that monitor, report, and answer around the clock. Delegate the repetitive work so your team can focus on what matters.
Automated intelligence reporting
Generates project reports, sprint summaries, and performance insights on a schedule you set. Always accurate, always on time. No manual work required.
Instant workspace intelligence
Ask anything about your workspace. Searches across tasks, docs, chat, and files to deliver precise, context-aware answers in seconds.
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All the tools your team needs to collaborate, communicate, and get work done in one place.
Ask across tasks, docs, files, and messages with a scope you set, plus agents that report on progress.
Files in spaces with folders, filters, and inline previews, referenced anywhere with #.
Private, task, space, and meeting room conversations with mentions, threads, and reactions.
Live editing, AI writing help, public read-only links, and export to PDF.
Boards, lists, sprints, subtasks, time tracking, templates, and GitHub linking.
Calls from any chat or task, meeting rooms with guests, recordings, and AI summaries.
No. Tasks are part of a broader workspace that also includes docs, files, chat, video calls, and AI support, so project context stays close to the work.
Yes. Edworking imports tasks from Asana, ClickUp, Jira, Monday, and Trello, tasks and docs from Notion, and CSV or XLSX files with a review step before anything is created.
Deleted tasks, lists, folders, and spaces stay in Recently Deleted for 30 days, where an admin can restore them.
Not today. Edworking covers parent and sub-issue links, subtasks, sprints, and time tracking. Dependencies, timeline views, and workload planning are on the roadmap.