April 8th 2020 (0.31)

Organize teams, projects & roadmaps by tracking tasks across multiple lists

Up until now, you've had to choose what lists meant for your organization's workspace, but now you can use them for teams, projects, sprints, roadmaps, and more. Now you can add tasks to multiples lists, enabling people across the company to better stay in sync.

Track and restore attributes to previous versions

Each attribute now has its own activity log within Product Settings → Attributes, where you can track edits to it over time and restore to a previous version as needed.

Pick icons and colors for your lists

Setting icons and changing their colors should add a little pop of fun and differentiation to your workspace 🎊

See example workspaces at /workflows

Curious about how to get started running sprints, brainstorms, and product launches, or best practices for working with clients on Height?
Check out our new page to explore the demos and get inspired 💡

Looking for advice on how to set up a different workflow? Ping us at team@height.app with questions.

Improvements & bug fixes

  • You can now add links and user @mentions in list descriptions.
  • Moved the private list lock and smarlist filter icons to the right side of list names.
  • Added a Completed by attribute to track who marked a task as completed.
  • Added an alert that changing an attribute changes it for everyone in your workspace.
  • Added a Share list link to CMD+K menu.
  • Improved performance of dragging tasks when using sections and subsections in Kanban boards.
  • Fixed a bug that allowed the same user to use the same reactji twice for a chat message.
  • Fixed a bug that prevented people from creating new attributes.
  • Disabled sending messages until an attached file has finished uploading to make sure files aren't missed.
  • Moved Lists before Description and Assignees in the c "New task" modal.
  • Fixed an issue with the text editor buttons when a task had a long description.
  • Fixed the Archive attribute button wrapping issue for small windows.