What to track
Use task name, owner, due date, status, priority and notes. That is enough for a lightweight action log, weekly delivery board or project checklist.
Project admin
Manage tasks, owners, due dates, statuses and priorities in a simple browser Kanban board. Start with sample data, update the board, then export a CSV file or shareable board JPEG.
Example result
The Kanban board loads with dummy tasks so visitors can see what the final project tracker looks like.
Task tracker guide
This free project task tracker is built for small teams, freelancers and managers who need a quick task board for weekly work, client actions, internal admin or delivery follow-up. It captures the basics: what needs doing, who owns it, when it is due and what status it is in.
Use task name, owner, due date, status, priority and notes. That is enough for a lightweight action log, weekly delivery board or project checklist.
Move work through Todo, In Progress, Review and Done. Keeping statuses simple reduces admin and makes the board easier to scan.
Export CSV for analysis or archive. Export the board JPEG when you need a quick visual update for a meeting, email or stakeholder pack.
Give each task one owner so the board clearly shows who is responsible for what. Avoid listing multiple owners unless a task genuinely requires joint accountability.
Use High, Medium and Low priority flags to focus attention on the most important tasks. Add a due date to surface overdue work automatically in the board view.
Export the board as a JPEG image to include in meeting notes, email updates or stakeholder reports without needing to share a live system.
Yes. The current TemplatePilot task tracker is free to use in your browser.
Yes. You can export task data as CSV and export the board view as a JPEG image.
It is best for small teams and simple projects where a spreadsheet or quick Kanban board is enough.
Yes. Use the Import CSV button to load tasks from a previously exported file or another tracker that uses the same column structure.
Add a due date to any task. Tasks with past due dates are highlighted in the board so you can spot what needs immediate attention.
A task board works best when every card has one clear owner and one next action. Avoid vague tasks like ?client work? or ?admin? because they are hard to finish. Split large work into smaller actions, keep priorities honest, and review old Todo or In Progress items before adding more new work.