Project Management Board

This template gives you a full project management app with a Kanban board, dashboard analytics, and team settings, and you don't need development experience to make it work. The lavender-toned design looks polished from the first click, so your team gets a tool that feels intentional, not improvised.

The technical parts are already handled. Drag-and-drop card management, user authentication with Google sign-in, a dashboard with completion charts and priority breakdowns, dark mode support. All done. You can focus on organizing your actual work instead of wrestling with setup.

Six core sections come ready to go: a marketing landing page with feature showcase and testimonials, sign-in and sign-up flows, a Kanban board with To Do, In Progress, and Done columns, a list view toggle, individual card detail pages with threaded comments, a dashboard with KPI cards and velocity tracking, and a settings area for managing team members, appearance, and profiles.

Instead of paying monthly for a project management tool that locks you into someone else's workflow, you get a fully customizable board you own. No per-seat pricing surprises, no feature gates, no subscription treadmill.

	This Template	Typical Paid Tools
Cost	Free to start	$8–25/user/month
Setup time	Hours	Days to weeks
Customization	Full control	Limited to plan tier
Lock-in	None, export anytime	Subscription required

Best Use Cases

Small Team Task Management

Organize your team's daily work across To Do, In Progress, and Done columns with drag-and-drop cards. Each card carries priority levels, assignees, due dates, and a comments thread, so context stays attached to the task instead of scattered across chat messages. Teams that centralize task tracking spend less time in status meetings because the board already shows who's doing what.

Client Project Tracking

Run client deliverables through a board your whole team can see. The card detail pages with threaded comments give you a single place for project discussions, replacing long email chains with organized conversations tied to specific tasks. That visibility helps you deliver on time, which is what keeps clients coming back.

Sprint and Workflow Visualization

Use the dashboard's completion bar chart, priority donut, and velocity line to spot bottlenecks before they stall your team. Switching between board view and list view lets you see work spatially or as a sortable table. Sort by priority, due date, or manual order depending on what your planning session needs.

Internal Tool Replacement

Replace the spreadsheet your team uses to track work with something purpose-built. The member management in settings lets you invite teammates, the search toolbar helps you find cards fast, and inline editing for priority, assignee, and due date means updates happen in two clicks. You stop paying for a tool that does fifty things you don't need and start using one that does exactly what you do need.

See yourself in one of these? Remix this template and start building.

What You Can Build

This template gives you the foundation for:

• A project board your team uses daily to move tasks through stages, with real-time updates, assignees, and due date tracking replacing your current spreadsheet or sticky-note system
• A client-facing project tracker that shows deliverable status, threaded comments, and priority levels so clients stay informed without asking for updates
• A personal productivity dashboard where you track goals across columns, monitor your completion velocity over time, and keep everything in one view you control

Getting Started

Step 1: Remix This Template

Click "Remix" to create your copy. You'll have a complete project management app ready to customize, including a landing page, authentication flows, a Kanban board with three columns, card detail pages with comments, a dashboard with charts, and a settings panel with team management. All the pages and features are already working. You just need to make it yours.

If this template isn't the right fit, you can remix a different one. No wasted work.

Step 2: Customize Your Brand

Change the lavender color scheme to match your brand. Update the Figtree font or swap in your own typeface. The visual editor lets you modify layouts, adjust the landing page hero, update the feature showcase tabs, and rework the testimonials section. You see changes as you make them. You don't need to know code to make it look exactly how you want.

Step 3: Add Your Content

Replace the seed data with your real projects. Create columns that match your workflow (they don't have to be To Do, In Progress, Done). Add cards with actual task titles, set priorities, assign team members, and attach due dates. Write descriptions and comments on card detail pages. The template stays out of your way so your content is what people notice.

Step 4: Connect Your Tools

Set up Google OAuth for your team's sign-in flow, configure your Supabase backend for database storage and user management, or connect analytics to track how your team uses the board. The authentication and data layer are already wired in through Supabase, so the heaviest integration work is done.

Step 5: Go Live

Deploy your project management app with one click. Hosting, security, and performance optimization are handled automatically. Your app goes live in minutes, and you can share the URL with your team or clients right away.

Conclusion

This project management template works for small teams and solopreneurs who want a Kanban board they fully own and control. You get drag-and-drop task management without per-seat pricing, a polished dashboard without weeks of setup, and team collaboration features without being locked into someone else's roadmap.

Whether you're replacing a spreadsheet tracker or moving off a paid tool that charges more than it's worth, this template gives you a solid foundation. The board and list views handle daily task flow, the dashboard charts surface progress at a glance, and the threaded comments keep discussions tied to the work they're about. Remix the template now. You could have your team using it by tonight.