Five integrations. Each one built into the job.

Install the Skybase app in your Slack workspace, then connect any project to a channel. Pick exactly which events post there.

• 13 switches per project: job created, moved, renamed, archived, description updated, comment, file uploaded, member assigned, due date changed, task completed, file approval and, with GitHub on, pull request merged and deployed live
• Messages link straight back to the job
• Test message button while you set it up

Everything the Slack app does →

Install the Skybase GitHub App and connect one or more repositories to a project. Create issues from jobs and follow each pull request on its job's Development tab, from review to merged, and to live when your deploys report to GitHub.

• Create an issue from any job, or link one, in each repository
• Pull requests link themselves by the job's key, such as SB-123
• Each job shows its stage, from In progress to Merged, and Live when your deploys report to GitHub
• Set up the usual flow and automations move the card as the code moves
• Archive the job, by hand or with an automation, and its GitHub issue closes
• Guests never see repositories, branches or pull requests

Everything the GitHub app does →

Sign up and log in with your Google account. Nothing to configure.

• One-click sign-in for your team
• Works alongside email and password
• No extra cost

Moving from Trello? An administrator exports a board from Trello and uploads the JSON from the Projects page. Skybase creates the project with its columns, jobs, labels and checklists, then you keep working.

• Lists become columns, cards become jobs
• Labels and checklists come along
• People on the board arrive as placeholders holding their cards and comments
• Put an email against a placeholder to send that person an invitation

How the Trello import works →