Feature Requests

Ability to see tasks assigned to each team member and progress + comments on tasks. Also being able to set recurring tasks would be nice.

Could be useful to have a Checklist into certain nodes to complete task and subtask easily

Add a smaller node within a node for subtasks or lesser milestones. The attached was created with octopus.do

The current goal types don't work well for yes/no or percentage type results. For example a key result might be to "Launch XYZ product" — either you launch it or you don't. But we don't have a goal type for that. Also if we want to achieve "90% positive customer reviews" as a goal we also don't have a percentage goal type. Would love to see these use cases catered for.

It would help to reduce clutter on the tree view if we can archive goals that are completed. Once archived maybe those can be moved to the right side of the tree and greyed out?

Be able to connect any node to another node. One example where this is helpful: Often there are cases where a child node is the same result/outcome intended and needs to be duplicated on multiple branches (as a child node). Ideally it would be best for multiple branches to share a common child node. Another case would be where multiple solutions result in a selection of shared outcomes.

Allow clients to edit the text on a node, but prevent them from creating/deleting/moving nodes. Currently, guests can only add comments or totally control a project. There is no middle ground.

This is important for switching to parent and grandparent nodes and making sense of where we are. A good reference would be Notion's implementation.

Being able to add Files (excel, etc) and Images inside of Poda. example: I create a Tree for email marketing. I need to add the image and audience to each node. Right now we can only write comments. It would be great If we could add images or files to those comments.

It would be nice to set shape and sizes of the nodes. Right now, they're all in big boxes, but it would be nice to make the node shapes smaller so users won't need to scroll too much.