Task-management Kanban template: owner, due date, and priority on every card

A task-management Kanban template gives owner, due date, and priority to each card, keeping the team's work visible. Instead of loose lists and tasks lost in chats, you see everything's progress in a simple board — in progress, stalled, or done. Tools like Jestor help with this through ready-made templates.

Why tasks get lost

When tasks live in chats and loose lists, it's easy to lose the thread: no one knows exactly whose each item is, what the deadline is, or what's a priority. The team works, but without a shared view of what's in progress.

A Kanban template brings clarity on owner, due date, and priority.

What the template organizes

A Kanban with in progress, stalled, and done
Tasks and subtasks
Priority and owner per card
Calendar and workload view
The team's progress at a glance

What this improves day-to-day

Each task has a clear owner
The due date appears right on the card
Priority guides what to do first
Nothing slips through

The Jestor solution

The Jestor Task Management template brings a Kanban with in-progress, stalled, and done columns, tasks and subtasks, priority and owner per card, plus calendar and workload view. So each task gets owner, due date, and priority, and the manager tracks the team's progress without chasing status one by one. The template installs in about two minutes, no code, and works on desktop and mobile.

Frequently asked questions

Does each task have an owner and due date? Yes. In the Jestor template, each card carries owner, due date, and priority.

Can I see the team's workload? Yes. The template brings a calendar and workload view, which helps balance tasks.

Does it work for any team? Yes. The template is editable without code and adapts to any team's process.

With Jestor, you can automate workflows, connect teams, and build internal systems your way — all without code and powered by AI. Discover Jestor at jestor.com and see how to take your company's operations to a new level of efficiency and control. With task management in a Kanban, owner, due date, and priority are clear on every card.

Why does a removed user show as inactive instead of being deleted, and what does that preserve in the history?

In Jestor, removing a user doesn't delete them from the system: their status changes to inactive, specifically to preserve the history of everything that person changed on records in the past. Why this logic exists If a user were completely deleted, the entire history of actions they performed

Can a text inside a card be shared with only the selected people?

Yes. In Jestor, each document connected to a card can be shared with only the specific people added to it, giving individual access instead of automatically opening it up to the whole team. How selective sharing works When creating a document inside a record, you need to manually add the

How do you lock a document as read-only to prevent accidental edits inside a card?

In Jestor, any document connected to a card can be locked for editing, making it read-only, which prevents someone from accidentally changing the content when reading that text. How locking a document works Inside the documents tool (Docs) connected to records and cards, you can lock a specific text

Where can you activate the builder directly from the Home to quickly access editing mode?

In Jestor, you can add the builder block directly to the home page, letting you access construction mode quickly with no need to first navigate to another app. How to add the builder to the Home When personalizing the Home, one of the available blocks is the builder option, which