Why card view
Browse records like a catalog, not a spreadsheet
Card view is ideal when you want visual scanning — directories, rosters, lightweight CRM lists, and anything where shape beats rows.
At-a-glance fields
Pick which fields show on each card for your team’s workflow.
Responsive grid
Cards reflow from one column on mobile to a dense grid on desktop.
Open full record
Click a card to edit every field without losing list context.
How it works
Configure cards once, scan faster every day
- 01
Pick visible fields
Choose which project fields appear on each card — status, owner, tags, dates, and more.
- 02
Browse the grid
Scroll or search across items. Cards reflow cleanly from phone to wide desktop.
- 03
Open and edit
Click a card to open the full record panel. Changes sync everywhere instantly.
Use cases
Card view shines when lists are visual
Partner directories
See company, region, and tier on every card at once.
Product catalogs
Browse SKUs with price, stock, and owner fields visible.
Lightweight CRM
Track contacts without forcing pipeline columns.
Team rosters
Scan people records with role and department on the card face.
Flexible display
Rich cards without a separate database
- Great for catalogs, directories, and lightweight CRM lists
- Combine with search across the project
- Consistent field schema with table and kanban views
- Permissions control who can view or edit cards
Acme Corp
FAQ
Common questions about card view
How is card view different from kanban?
Cards show a flat grid of items. Kanban groups items into stage columns for pipeline work.
Can I choose which fields appear on a card?
Yes. Pick the project fields your team needs at a glance — status, owner, dates, tags, and more.
Does card view use the same data as table view?
Yes. All views share one dataset. An edit on a card updates the same item in table, kanban, and calendar.
Is card view usable on mobile?
Yes. The grid collapses to a single column on small screens and expands on desktop.