Stackt is a dead-simple board for planning releases — versions, bugs and a timeline — whether you’re flying solo or shipping with a team.
To do · In progress · Done. Drag a card, it moves. No setup, no ceremony, no 12-step onboarding.
Group cards by version, give each release its own color, and archive it in one click when it ships.
Log a bug the second you find it and filter the board down to just bugs when it’s time to squash them.
A horizontal calendar of what’s due, day by day. Add an update from a draggable popup — right where you’re looking.
Side projects, client work, that thing you’ll definitely finish — switch between them instantly.
Every board is yours alone, secured per account with row-level security. No one peeks at your roadmap.
Yes. Sign in and start tracking — no credit card, no trial wall.
Yes. Create as many projects as you want and switch between them instantly from one place.
Both. Every account has private boards, so it fits a solo side project or your slice of a team’s workflow.
Updates and bugs across versions, on a kanban board (To do / In progress / Done) and a horizontal timeline calendar.
No. Sign in with Google or a one-click magic link sent to your email.
No credit card, no setup wizard. Click, sign in, start tracking.
Get started — free