Thanks for the suggestion! Yes, we plan to add something like that in the future as an add-on. We are trying to cover the core functionality first, the one which is useful for everyone regardless the team size, and we will work later on add-ons to make the tool suitable for bigger teams (advanced reporting, more complex permissions, workflows…).
A few gifs of our new Category Editor, which will allow you to customize the technical categories and sub-categories predefined in the system. This way you can optimize the tool to fit your project and remove tabs and elements you don’t really need, which makes everything clearer and easier to manage. This feature will be online next week.
Creating a new category and sub-category:
Disabling and sorting categories:
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Using it and love it so far. Very useful.
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Is there a possibility for a wiki feature down the line?
Liking it so far. One fix I would ask for is organizing milestones by due date instead of alphanumeric
Yes, we plan to integrate a wiki in the future.
The current sorting mechanism is by update date, so the recently updated milestones will appear first. However, many people have asked for many different sorting methods, so our solution will be to allow you to sort them by hand using drag and drop. We will implement this during the next weeks.
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I noticed right after I sent my message. That would be helpful, thanks.
We launched our new category editor feature today. This is something many people asked for, if you already used the tool and thought it was too rigid, then you will like these changes: Dev Diary 3 (2015-11-15) - HacknPlan
We are working on new features that will be online this week, like the new sub-tasks as a checklist in the task details:
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Hi guys,
I’m back with some news about the development of HacknPlan. We have launched our notification system, you can read more about the details here: Dev diary 5 (2015-12-21) - HacknPlan
Cheers
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Hi fellow devs,
I have written a post in our blog summarizing the first months of life of HacknPlan and also giving an overview of our business model and the features that will come this new year. If you are not using HacknPlan yet but are following the progress of the tool, I’m sure you’ll find this post very interesting and will clarify many things.
As a recap, two important announcements:
- We have removed the limit of 10 users per project, so HacknPlan is now free for any number of users and projects. As we explain in the post, we will monetize the service via subscription based add-ons with extended functionality that will have a fixed price no matter how many users your project has.
- We expect the full official release of HacknPlan (we are currently in beta phase) for the second quarter of 2016. That release will include all the core features announced for the core free version plus the first add-ons.
Read the full blog post at http://hacknplan.com/a-look-back-a-look-ahead/
Hi guys!
A new version of HacknPlan was released yesterday, including a new global board containing all the tasks of a milestone, a redesign of the board layout and many improvements for the mobile version of the site.
http://hacknplan.com/dev-diary-6-2016-01-20/
Cheers!
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This is fabulous! We will be moving our project. Thanks!
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Looks awesome. We just formed a small studio yesterday & I reckon my partner will jump at this when he sees it.
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Really excited to get home and start using this! My producer brain is smiling 
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Looks really good. Will keep an eye on this? Any Slack integration like with trello?
Not yet, as the application is still in beta, but we plan to do so. Take a look at the roadmap here.
Hi guys,
We have updated the application today, including file attachments, board pictures and task cloning. You can check all the changes here.
This looks really cool. I’ve been using Trello for about a year now but it’s never quite fit 100% for game development. Unfortunately wasn’t able to sign up (reported via the contact form), but can’t wait to try it out.