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Run with the product, not from it.

A short, practical guide to the things you'll actually do — signing up, organizing tasks, inviting teammates, and integrating through the API.

Getting started

Sign up at app.product-starter.xyz with your email. We'll send a verification link; click it and you're in. Your personal workspace is ready immediately — no setup wizard, no onboarding tour that pretends to be your friend.

From there, three things to try:

  1. Create your first task. Give it a name, an optional due date, and an owner.
  2. Add a custom field your team actually uses — priority, sprint, client, region, anything.
  3. Invite a teammate. They'll get an email; once they accept, they're scoped to your workspace with the role you picked.

Workspaces & teams

A workspace is the boundary for everything you do — tasks, custom fields, members, billing. Every user gets a personal workspace on sign-up. You can also create team workspaces and switch between them from the workspace picker.

Roles inside a workspace:

  • Owner — full access, including billing and member management.
  • Admin — manages members and content, but not billing.
  • Member — can create, edit, and complete tasks.
  • Viewer — read-only.

Tasks

A task has a few required things — a name, an ownerId, and a workspace it lives in — and a handful of optional ones: description, dueDate, completed, and any custom fields the workspace has defined.

Completion is a boolean. Due dates are dates, not timestamps — overdue means "the day passed", not "the minute passed".

Custom fields

Custom fields are how you describe a task in terms your team understands — without us guessing for you. Define a field at the workspace level (e.g. priority with values High / Med / Low), and every task in the workspace can carry it.

Custom fields are first-class: they're filterable in the UI, queryable through the API, and they travel with the task in exports.

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