Which view formats (Kanban, list, Gantt) can be generated from the same table?

In Jestor, a single table can generate as many different views as you need — Kanban, list, filtered table, and Gantt, among others — without duplicating data, since the app is just the visual layer built on top of the table.

Why do multiple views of the same table matter?

Different departments usually prefer to track the same process in different ways: the sales team wants to see the pipeline as a Kanban, leadership wants a filtered list for quick review, and whoever organizes projects wants to see deadlines on a Gantt chart. Recreating the table for each view would generate duplicated, outdated data.

How to generate multiple views in Jestor?

Create the table once, with all the fields you need.
Inside the app, add a new page and choose the view block — Kanban, list, table, or Gantt.
Link that page to the same source table.
Repeat for as many additional views as your team needs.

Format	Best used for
Kanban	Tracking process stages, like a sales pipeline
List/Filtered table	Quick review and bulk editing
Gantt	Tracking project deadlines and stages

Why choose Jestor?

Since Jestor separates the table (where the data lives) from the app (how the data is shown), any change made in one view — like marking a sale as closed on the Kanban — instantly reflects across the other views of the same table, with no manual syncing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does changing a record on the Kanban affect the list view? Yes, all views pull from the same table, so data updates in real time across all of them.

Can I limit which fields show up in each view? Yes, each view can display a different slice of the table's fields.

Do I need to know how to code to create a new view? No, creating new views is done without code, directly through the app.

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