Ideas
Suggest what this product could do next. Ideas gather votes, and the ones the team takes up join the roadmap below.
- Votes show support
- Planned ideas join the roadmap
TaskSparkle
Tasks and projects
The TaskSparkle board
What TaskSparkle is doing next — and what it should do.
A calm board for tasks, projects and follow-through — for people, and for the agents who help them. This board is where that work meets the people who use it: see what is planned, suggest what is missing, and hear back when something ships.
TaskSparkle items
Nothing here yet
This board is open and empty. Nothing has been invented to make it look busy — the first items are the first posts from the people who use TaskSparkle. Yours could be the first.
Three ways to take part
Ideas, bugs and questions each get their own flow, so the right thing happens to each one.
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Bugs
Report what went wrong. Two gentle prompts ask what you expected to happen, and what happened instead.
- Say what you expected
- Say what happened instead
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Questions
Ask how something works. One answer can be marked as the answer, so the next person finds it first.
- One accepted answer
- Questions stay off the roadmap
The TaskSparkle roadmap
A vote is a signal, not a promise. This shows the order we are working in, not a schedule.
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Now
Opening this board honestly
The TaskSparkle board opens empty. Its first items are the first posts from the people who use TaskSparkle — nothing is carried over from old lists, and nothing is made up to fill it.
- Opens empty — first posts are the first items
- A status stands on every item
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Next
Listening in public
Ideas, bugs and questions from the people who use TaskSparkle — each one answered with a status or a real reply.
- An answer within seven days
- Votes show what matters most
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Later
Closing the loop
When something ships or is fixed, the people who backed it hear about it — and the changelog keeps the proof.
- Every voter is told
- Fixed bugs join the changelog