See the org chart
Every person under their manager, with their title, so anyone can see who reports to whom.
Team & project tracking
TaskMinder puts your org chart, a Gantt-style schedule, a resource manager, and a Kanban board behind a single login. Create a project, add tasks, assign them, and watch the whole team's plan stay in sync everywhere at once.
Everyone is on a team, every task belongs to a project, and the same data drives the chart, the board, the schedule and the resource view.
A group with a lead, shown in the org chart alongside every other team.
A member with a role, a manager, and the tasks assigned to them.
A Kanban board of columns and a schedule of dated tasks.
Assigned to someone, with a start date, a due date and estimated hours.
Every person under their manager, with their title, so anyone can see who reports to whom.
Create tasks, move them between columns, and watch each project's board update instantly.
Any task with a start and due date shows up as a bar on a Gantt-style timeline, labelled with its assignee.
Pick a date range and see allocated hours per person, and which tasks make up that total.
Every project has an owner and its own members, each individually granted read or write — not one blanket permission for the whole account.
Sign in once and move between the dashboard, board, schedule, resources and org chart freely.
An admin creates every account — there's no public sign-up. Access to any one project is scoped to that project, not the whole account.
Full access to every project in the account, plus creating and managing user accounts.
Full control of their own project — content, settings, and who else is on it — but nothing outside it.
Added to a specific project with write access — works its tasks, board, schedule, and resources.
Added to a specific project with read-only access — sees it, can't change it.
A small Python/FastAPI backend with everything kept in one SQLite file that's easy to back up.
There's no public sign-up: an admin creates each account and sets who can sign in.
Plain HTML, CSS and JS on the frontend — nothing to install for the people using it.