Personal
The unified default. Every project, wallet, task and log you own, with every module available. This is where your own work and your own life live.
Trakys separates your personal space from every team you are in, and lets each team decide which modules it even has. The result is that one account holds both halves of your life without leaking either into the other.
You are always looking at exactly one workspace, and switching changes the whole app rather than filtering a list. There is no ambiguity about which world a new project lands in.
The unified default. Every project, wallet, task and log you own, with every module available. This is where your own work and your own life live.
A separate world with its own members, projects and wallets. You can be in several; the sidebar switches between them.
Not a permission matrix. A small team does not need one, and every extra row in a permission table becomes a support question six months later.
Everything, including deleting the workspace. Never granted through an invite.
Manage members, invites and the workspace's content.
Work in the workspace: projects, tasks, time and the modules it has switched on.
Invites go out by email and can grant admin or member. Pending invites can be revoked, and members can be removed.
This is the part that makes one account workable for both work and life. A new team starts with Projects, Tasks, Time, Money, Companies — and nothing else. Sleep, endurance and the rest stay in your personal space, invisible to the people you invite.
A wallet created personally can be moved into a team, transactions and all. From then on it is the team’s — which is how a shared card stops being a spreadsheet somebody emails around.
When a whole workspace is more structure than the situation needs, a single project can be shared with a friend as viewer or editor. Task and board access follows the grant, and so does time tracking.
More detail on everything above is in the features page and the FAQ.