Workspaces and members
A workspace is the tenancy boundary — nothing crosses it, ever.
| Role | Can |
|---|---|
| Owner | Everything admins can do, plus granting and removing ownership |
| Admin | Manage members, terminology, cycles, attachments; all member powers |
| Member | Create/edit work, comment, plan cycles |
| Guest | Read what’s shared; no editing, uploads, or roadmap |
Every workspace keeps at least one owner — the last one cannot be removed or demoted. Admins manage members but never other owners. Workspace deletion has no endpoint in this phase, so no role can delete a workspace.
Inviting
Section titled “Inviting”Settings → Members → Invitations, or press ⌘K and type “members”. Invite by email and choose the role. Existing accounts join on accepting the emailed link; people without an account sign up with the invited address, and the invitation is applied on their first sign-in.
Pending invitations list their role and when they expire. You can revoke one at any time; resending is not available yet — revoke and re-invite instead.
Inviting never reveals whether an account already exists for an address: the response is identical either way.
What settings shows
Section titled “What settings shows”Settings is one page with anchored sections:
- Workspace — the display name (owners/admins can rename) and the permanent URL identifier, with a copy-link action. The identifier never changes; bookmarks and links depend on it.
- Members — everyone with access, their role, and when they joined. Controls you cannot use are explained rather than silently hidden.
- Invitations — pending invites with expiry, revoke, and the sign-up explanation above. Owners and admins only.
- Vocabulary — see Terminology.
- Access & security — a plain-language summary of how sign-in and permissions work.
- Your sessions — every signed-in device for your account, with revoke.
- Roles explained — the table above, in the product.
Renaming things
Section titled “Renaming things”The workspace name is Settings → General. The nouns (Task/Story, Cycle/Sprint…) are Terminology.