Every project now has a Tools tab with eighteen tools built for real work, from a calendar and a money ledger to tracklists, goals, rubrics and playtest logs. Docs is rebuilt into a proper writing space, and starting a project takes two steps.
The Bobo team
Every project has a Tools tab. Your template switches on the tools that fit the work, and a lead can add any other from the catalog. Each tool's card shows what matters right now: the next event, the net balance, how far your goals have come.
Pages inside pages, headings, checklists, tables, images and a slash menu for all of it. Start a page from a template, see who edited last, restore any earlier version, and bring Markdown in or take it out. If two people edit the same page at once, nothing is lost: you choose which version to keep.
Pick one of 32 templates by family, then name your project. Before you choose, you see the board, starter cards, docs, milestones and tools the template brings. The projects list is redesigned too.
Several quick clicks on the same row, or two people changing it at once, now all save. Before, a fast second change could quietly replace the first.