Board history
Review recent changes, revisit earlier structure, and understand how a board reached its current state.
Rooms are created inside existing workspaces and shared with team members through workspace links.
Use rooms for product flows, sprint maps, workshops, retros, research walls, curriculum planning, and working sessions that need a visual surface plus a written record.
See where teammates are working during a session without losing your own place on the board.
Capture ideas, risks, questions, owners, and next steps in small movable notes.
Build simple flows, swimlanes, dependency maps, and classroom diagrams with lightweight shapes.
Keep agendas, summaries, and follow-up notes beside the visual work instead of in a separate document.
Review recent changes, revisit earlier structure, and understand how a board reached its current state.
Team owners share the correct workspace link so members land in the right place for their group.
Workspace owners decide who can edit, comment, or view rooms for each project or meeting group.
Ask questions on a specific card, resolve open points, and keep the discussion attached to the work.