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The same work can be read as a board, a table, a calendar, a timeline, or a dashboard. Workspace-level views look across all projects in that workspace. Project-level views look at one project.

Last updated Aug 20, 2026 · 2 min read

The same work can be read as a board, a table, a calendar, a timeline, or a dashboard. Workspace-level views look across all projects in that workspace. Project-level views look at one project.

Workspace

View How you get there What you see
Projects Sidebar Projects, or the workspace name All projects in the workspace
Workspace board /w/{uid}/tasks/board Tasks across projects as a board
Workspace table /w/{uid}/tasks/table (legacy /w/{uid}/tables) All workspace tasks in a table
Workspace calendar /w/{uid}/tasks/calendar Dated tasks
Workspace timeline /w/{uid}/tasks/timeline Sequence / schedule
My Tasks /w/{uid}/tasks/my-tasks and board/calendar/timeline/table under that Cards assigned to you

Project

View Route pattern
Board /p/board/{uid}
Table /p/table/{uid}
Calendar /p/calendar/{uid}
Timeline /p/timeline/{uid}
Dashboard /p/dashboard/{uid}
Time logs /p/time-logs/{uid}

A Gantt-style timeline exists in the project UI for schedule-heavy work. If you land on Board first, use the top view switcher (Board / Table / Calendar / Timeline / Dashboard).

Project Dashboard is documented separately: Dashboard & reports.

When to use which

  • Board — daily execution, moving cards
  • Table — scanning many fields, bulk sense of assignees and dates
  • Calendar — only as good as due dates
  • Timeline / Gantt — dependencies and span of work
  • Dashboard — counts and summary, not a substitute for the board
  • My Tasks — personal queue without opening every project

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