Where Opsly is going

Available in the current build. Run it today and it's there.

• Projects, tasks & Kanban

  Priorities, assignees, full history, board and dashboard views.

• Organizations & RBAC

  Multi-tenant orgs with per-role permissions.

• Offline-first sync

  Edits queue locally and sync on reconnect.

• Eight languages

  English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic.

• Real-time updates

  Notifications and cross-org changes stream over Server-Sent Events.

• Markdown & Mermaid

  Rich editor with diagram rendering across notes, tasks, and projects.

• Audit trail

  A record of changes across tasks and organizations.

• Data export

  Full JSON/CSV export of tasks, projects, comments, and notes, permanently ungated.

• Dependency trees

  Model and enforce relationships between tasks.

• Custom fields & statuses

  Typed fields and custom workflow stages with colors.

• SLA tracking

  Response and resolution policies per priority, with at-risk warnings.

• Webhooks

  Inbound and outbound real-time events with external systems.

• Scoped API keys

  Machine credentials with granular permission scopes.

• Per-org branding

  Custom primary color and logo per organization.

Tracked as epics on GitHub, each broken into sub-issues. Listed by issue number, not priority.

• File attachments

  S3-backed files attached to tasks, projects, and notes, not just exports. Storage layer first, then per-entity linking and UI.

• Hosted-tier billing and limits

  A billing sub-module for the hosted version. Self-hosting stays unrestricted.

• App at /app, plus this site

  Move the hosted app to its own base route and stand up an informational site with product overview, pricing, and docs.

• Full UI test suite

  Playwright coverage of layouts and functionality, paired with a UAT document and stress testing.

• Org-customizable categories & statuses

  Make categories and statuses org-customizable the way stages already are, with permission and terminology gates. Inbound webhooks must accept the custom values.

• Feature toggles apply instantly

  Disabling a feature should take effect everywhere at once, with no stale API calls or empty dropdowns. The core app must work with every optional feature off.

• Granular permissions

  Split read from write, and split member management from role and permission administration.

• Direct messaging

  Message other users within the same instance and org.

• Two-factor authentication

  Per-user 2FA, with org admins able to require it for all members.

• In-app user documentation

  Docs that live inside the app, covering webhooks, permissions, and the rest with worked examples.

Smaller open items, grouped by theme. Every one is a public issue you can read, comment on, or pick up.

• Localization & terminology

  Audit-log descriptions, notification toasts, and org-settings copy that still bypass translation or per-org terminology.

• Interface state that sticks

  Remembering the last settings tab, the active project tab, and the selected SLA window across refreshes.

• Notifications & digests

  Real-time delivery, per-channel toggles for in-app versus email, and List-Unsubscribe headers on digest mail.

• Webhook reliability

  Firing outbound hooks on SLA breaches and warnings, plus fallback values and clearer permission-aware setup guidance.

• Notes & editing

  Folders for organization, live co-editing sync, and reference chips rendered in previews.

• Accounts & access

  Self-service password reset for local auth, and marking users inactive so history survives revoked access.

• Offline resilience

  Capping offline-queue growth when the backend is unreachable and showing a clear indicator of pending syncs across the UI.

• Testing & CI

  Stress and scale testing, a user-acceptance document, lint checks in CI, and a dead-code sweep.

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