Projekt Republic manual

What you can do in each Projekt Republic app and how to do it, step by step. It is the same manual you have inside the product.

The apps

• ProjectsProjects, their boards and everything that needs doing live here.10 things to do
• PlannerThe planner lays the tasks of the organization out over the week, one column per day.5 things to do
• RoadmapThe roadmap shows, on a single timeline, when each project delivers.6 things to do
• DocumentsDocuments keeps the team’s writing and files in a tree that outlives whoever leaves. It is a Team app: on Free, what you already have can be viewed and downloaded, but not created or edited.7 things to do
• TimeTime records the hours you spend and carries them into project cost and into the invoice.6 things to do
• CalendarThe calendar gathers your dated tasks, meetings, public holidays, approved time off and your own reminders into one grid. Creating events and campaigns is a Pro feature; what already exists can be viewed and edited on any edition.6 things to do
• RemindersReminders is your personal list inside the organization: what has to get done and is not a project task. Only the owner sees them, not even an administrator.6 things to do
• NotesNotes is for jotting things down and nothing else: no title to fill in, nowhere to file it, and only you can see them.5 things to do
• MessagesMessages is the team conversation: channels, groups and direct messages, with calls built in.8 things to do
• KodeKode brings your projects’ code: repositories, branches, commits and pull requests next to the tasks, with GitHub as the provider.8 things to do
• BrowserThe Browser opens the web inside your desktop, with tabs, and shows you what your organization’s policy lets you open.4 things to do
• FinanceFinance issues, collects, tracks spend and tells whether the work made money.10 things to do
• CRMCRM runs the funnel: from a cold contact to a paying client. Client records are a Team feature (on Free they can be viewed and downloaded, not created or edited); the funnel is Pro.10 things to do
• Client portalThe portal is what your client sees: their invoices, with no account.6 things to do
• KernKern is the assistant of the organization: it answers from your data and proposes actions for you to confirm.9 things to do
• API and MCPThe API and the MCP let other tools and other agents work in here.4 things to do
• WorkforceWorkforce runs people: their record, the working day they clock, time off, and whatever is waiting on your sign-off.11 things to do
• Employee portalYours is what the company holds about you and only you see: your record, your time off and your projects. Plus clocking in.5 things to do