A Noot's tabs

The tabs every Noot has, the ones you can add, and how to add or remove them.


Every Noot opens with a strip of tabs. Some are always there; the rest you add when the project needs them, and remove when it doesn't.

Always present

TabWhat it's for
OverviewCounters, a status donut and "About this Noot".
BoardThe kanban. Drag cards between and within columns.
ListThe whole Noot as a table — every task, every field, for scanning and bulk edits.
TimelineHow the project is going — schedule health against milestones.
StarredJust the work you've starred.
FilesThe project's shared file library.
MeetingsMeetings tied to this project.
CalendarThis project's dates, deadlines and events.
MembersWho's on it — teams, their objectives, and any AI teammates.

Tabs you can add

Use the dashed + at the end of the tab strip. The menu only offers what isn't already there — once you've added everything it says so.

TabWhat it's for
BacklogThe grooming queue — unstarted, undated work with the three grooming decisions inline.
GanttWhat depends on what: finish-to-start arrows and the critical chain.
AutopilotAutopilot's plan, its management cycles and everything it changed.
CapacityWho is over-allocated, month by month.
RAIDRisks, Assumptions, Issues, Dependencies, Change requests, Stakeholders.
GoalsThe org goals this project advances, with its real contribution.
BudgetThis project's money — budget, spend, requests and receipts.
DeploymentsReleases, and the commits and pull requests against this project's tasks.
ReportsThe same figures as Overview, on their own tab.
CalendarIf you removed it, or want a second one.

Installed extensions can add tabs too — Canvas, Billing, Field and RFIs all arrive that way. See What extensions are.

Removing a tab keeps the data

Added tabs carry an ×. Removing one takes the tab off this Noot and nothing else — add it back and everything is still there. The always-present tabs have no × for that reason.

Still stuck? Open a support ticket and we'll help you out — tracked right inside Noots.