An Evening with my iPad
by Oliver Widder at Geek&Poke Does your definition of "down-time" involve an iPad? Toss a Like or Tweet our way if your nocturnal best-buddy is a gadget!
Go ahead, show yourself!
With Planio there's no need to hide behind your screen! Why not include an avatar and bring some personality to your profile? Better yet, how about a "Gravatar"? A Gravatar (Global Avatar) is a small avatar photo used on your Planio profile via Gravatar...
Are you Startup Material?
So you—or maybe yourself and a friend or two—are eating pizza one night, probably complaining about something (e.g., "...yeah, the way they do it stinks. They need to implement it like this..." — fill-in the blanks for 'they' and 'it'), and then...
The Mission Critical View
The Planio issue screen is like a superhero — it can perform amazing technical feats that will astound your friends and evoke fear & trepidation in your foes! It's also really good at filtering, customizing and grouping. We touched on this briefly...
Got Issues?
In our last "Planio Tricks" article series, we talked about the wonderful world of trackers and how they can be selected, edited, viewed and grouped. Today we'll step back and have a look at new issues and introduce the different parameters you'll...
Project Directory
by Oliver Widder at Geek&Poke Sound familiar? You may be interested in Planio's File Sharing features :-)
How are we doing? Honestly!
Photo by Kenny Louie on flickr Hey everyone, it’s Jan - CEO at Planio - I’d like to use this post for a quick survey among our clients on how we are doing. We’re working hard every day to make your projects run smoother and be more fun. But do we...
Trackers: Viewing and Grouping
Now that you've mastered selecting and editing trackers, let's check out how to view trackers and group by tracker. Viewing and Grouping Since every issue is married to a tracker, you can view tracker information by simply clicking Issues in the...
Selecting and Editing Trackers
Planio Trackers provide a great way to organize and keep track of your issues. You can think of trackers as issue types, global issue categories, or maybe just a neat way to separate your bugs from your tasks. In short, they bring order to your project...