Real boards.
Different ways to work.

A launch workspace with quick links, a native checklist, and a release sequence.

• Link buttons
• Link descriptions
• To-do group
• Numbered steps

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.

Large app tiles, a compact icon shelf, two direct actions, and four focused link groups. No introductory banner.

• Large app tiles
• Small icon shortcuts
• Four link groups
• Warm paper background

Background: Warm paper

After importing, open Settings → Design → Background → Custom CSS. Paste this value and click Apply. Backgrounds are saved separately from board JSON.

radial-gradient(ellipse at 12% 0%, #f9eee0 0%, transparent 55%), radial-gradient(ellipse at 100% 100%, #cfb8a0 0%, transparent 55%), linear-gradient(125deg, #eee7dc 0%, #e4dacd 55%, #ded2c1 100%)Download background settings ↓

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.

A developer workspace for code, documentation, handoffs, and repeatable setup steps.

• Code block
• Numbered steps
• Link descriptions
• Callout

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.

A dense six-group team directory with 30 useful links and three prominent actions, on a quiet forest gradient.

• Six groups
• 30 links
• Link buttons
• Forest background

Background: Forest after hours

After importing, open Settings → Design → Background → Custom CSS. Paste this value and click Apply. Backgrounds are saved separately from board JSON.

radial-gradient(ellipse at 0% 0%, #294d45 0%, transparent 55%), radial-gradient(ellipse at 95% 95%, #253e48 0%, transparent 55%), linear-gradient(145deg, #152c28 0%, #101d20 55%, #0e171d 100%)Download background settings ↓

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.

A research workspace that keeps sources, the central question, and the next reading steps together.

• Text panel
• Reading checklist
• Source links
• Steps

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.

A personal speed dial with six large tiles, a row of small icons, and three everyday link groups over a soft aurora gradient.

• Large tiles
• Small icon links
• Three groups
• Aurora background

Background: Quiet aurora

After importing, open Settings → Design → Background → Custom CSS. Paste this value and click Apply. Backgrounds are saved separately from board JSON.

radial-gradient(ellipse at 10% 15%, #3b356b 0%, transparent 52%), radial-gradient(ellipse at 90% 95%, #24585c 0%, transparent 55%), radial-gradient(ellipse at 90% 0%, #294c6e 0%, transparent 45%), linear-gradient(140deg, #17223b 0%, #0e1929 100%)Download background settings ↓

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.

A compact everyday desk overlooking Lake Minnewanka, with six app tiles and two useful link groups.

• Mountain lake photo
• Large app tiles
• Two groups
• Native image upload

Photo by James Wheeler · Unsplash License

Background: Lake Minnewanka

After importing, open Settings → Design → Background → Custom Image. Choose the downloaded JPG and click Upload. Backgrounds are saved separately from board JSON.

Download background photo ↓
Download setup instructions ↓

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.

A quiet reading workspace with a misty forest, a source shelf, and a small checklist for the next session.

• Forest photo
• Reading checklist
• Small icon shortcuts
• Native image upload

Photo by Austin Schmid · Unsplash License

Background: Mist around a forest

After importing, open Settings → Design → Background → Custom Image. Choose the downloaded JPG and click Upload. Backgrounds are saved separately from board JSON.

Download background photo ↓
Download setup instructions ↓

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.

A warm, spacious studio desk with a dune photograph, large creative-tool tiles, and three project shelves.

• Sand dune photo
• Large app tiles
• Three link groups
• Native image upload

Photo by Jacob Castle · Unsplash License

Background: Death Valley dunes

After importing, open Settings → Design → Background → Custom Image. Choose the downloaded JPG and click Upload. Backgrounds are saved separately from board JSON.

Download background photo ↓
Download setup instructions ↓

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.

A practical developer desk with real service favicons, app shortcuts, documentation, deployment tools, and useful utilities.

• Real URL favicons
• Large and small shortcuts
• Four link groups
• Developer resources

Favicons fetched by ReadyTab from the real URLs and included in the board JSON. Internet access is needed to load the favicon images.

Background: Terminal glow

After importing, open Settings → Design → Background → Custom CSS. Paste this value and click Apply. Backgrounds are saved separately from board JSON.

radial-gradient(ellipse at 0% 0%, #243b59 0%, transparent 58%), radial-gradient(ellipse at 100% 100%, #163e3c 0%, transparent 55%), linear-gradient(145deg, #111c30 0%, #0b1423 58%, #101f2a 100%)Download background settings ↓

To use this example, go to Settings → Data → Import. Import replaces your workspaces, so export a backup first or use a fresh profile.