Turnboards FAQ

Turnboards is a simple work management app for people who want to create tasks quickly, organize them by board, and move work through a clear General or industry-specific workflow without a heavy setup process.

Turnboards is built for individuals, small businesses, trades, farms, service organizations, shops, non-profits, and small teams that need a fast place to capture and assign work.

A board is the container for a project, job, route, department, customer, goal, or other body of work. Work items are the individual tasks inside that board.

They are the default General workflow: Backlog is future work, Active is current work, and Complete is finished work. Industry workspaces can instead use tailored stages such as Reported, Ready, Waiting, Inspection, or Done, and administrators can customize those stages.

Yes. Organizations can have multiple users, and you can assign people to boards and individual work items so each person can focus on the work that matters to them.

An organization keeps boards, users, and work separate. You can use a personal organization for yourself, a work organization for a company, or invited organizations for teams you belong to.

Yes. Turnboards can show organizations grouped by signed-in email, so you can keep personal, work, and invited organizations separate without constantly signing out.

Yes. Turnboards stores changes locally and queues updates when you are offline. When the app can reconnect, it syncs queued changes.

Notes are for details that should stay attached to a work item, such as measurements, gate codes, customer details, status updates, follow-up thoughts, or extra context.

Not exactly. Those tools are better for large teams that need complex workflows, reporting, integrations, or deep customization. Turnboards is for people who want simpler work lists with less overhead.

Turnboards is currently free to try, with no ads mentioned in the current marketing pages. Pricing may change as the product grows.

Use Turnboards directly in a modern web browser. Optional companion apps are available on the App Store and Google Play for field and offline work.