🤖 Teamhood v1.136 is here, introducing MCP integration and a new way to manage projects with AI. You can now connect Teamhood to AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot through the new MCP connector. Create tasks, check deadlines, and update projects through a simple conversation, without switching between boards. 🦾 We've also added MCP capabilities to Teamhood's in-app AI chat, allowing you to manage items directly in the conversation, with your confirmation before changes are applied. 👇 Swipe through to explore what's new or check the full release notes here: teamhood.com/release-notes/t…

🦾 Teamhood v1.135 is here, with a mix of updates that make everyday workflows a little more flexible. This time, we’ve expanded what you can do with Automations and the API, while also adding a few smaller improvements that make it quicker to find what you need and easier to keep the right context at hand. ✨ You can now tailor item templates to individual boards, keep frequently used SharePoint folders close by, and get the full item path directly in email notifications. 👇 Take a look at what’s new or check the full release notes here: teamhood.com/release-notes/t…

Ah, the annual tradition of pretending September was a surprise. 🥲

📍 A Gantt chart tells you when work happens. Milestones tell you whether it's actually going to plan. 💎 Tasks show activity. Milestones show progress – the diamond-shaped checkpoints that give you an instant read on whether you're ahead, behind or on track before a deadline sneaks up. Most teams draw the bars and skip the checkpoints. Then they find out they're behind the hard way. 📖 Read full step-by-step guide: teamhood.com/project-managem…

🎬 Teamhood v1.133 is live, bringing a clearer and more compact way to work with team workload. 💣 Workload now comes with a compact mode for seeing more at once, Grand Totals for a quick view of scheduled work across the team, and clearer highlighting to make overdue items easier to spot. We’ve also added the new Updated on field for tracking recent changes, while CSV and PDF exports now include information about who created each item. 👇 Swipe through to see what’s new or check the full release notes here: teamhood.com/release-notes/t…

🧠 For years, good project manager meant mastering the tools. The charts. The methodologies. The reporting. Turns out the hardest part was never the software. It's the people. The best PMs right now aren't the ones with the tidiest Gantt chart – they're the ones who can read a room, defuse tension, and keep a team from quietly burning out. 👇 Why the human side of project management is back at center stage.

🛠️ Two of the most common ways teams try to fix delivery: Buy a new tool. Or add a new meeting. ❓ The problem? Half the time they're using one to fix what the other was meant to solve. A feature can't fix a broken agreement. A meeting can't fix manual busywork. 👇 Here's how to tell which problem you actually have.

The math has never mathed. But the deadline stays. 🙃

🚀 Teamhood v1.132 is here, bringing one of our biggest performance improvements yet. Thanks to local data storage, Teamhood now loads significantly faster after the initial visit, making everyday navigation between boards and projects smoother and more responsive. ⏳ This release also introduces centralized Time Logging Rules, giving Account Owners more control over how time can be logged, along with improved tracked time flyouts that make it easier to understand where reported time comes from. 👇 Swipe through to explore what's new or check the full release notes here: teamhood.com/release-notes/t…

📉 Stop counting how many tasks are open. Start watching how old they are. The number of tasks "in progress" tells you nothing about whether you'll hit your deadline. A board with 6 tasks all stuck for 3 weeks is in far worse shape than one with 20 tasks moving every day. Most teams stare at how much work is open. The teams that ship on time watch how long it's been open. 👇 Here's how to read your board by age, not volume.

🔍 A lot of project friction comes from small ambiguities in the way teams describe work, priorities and progress to each other every day. The interesting part is that people usually adapt to this confusion so gradually that nobody notices how much clarity was lost along the way. 👀 Take a closer look at the language inside your workflows – it probably shapes more decisions than you think.

Some tasks really shouldn’t require human involvement anymore. 😅 Teamhood Automations exist for a reason 👉 teamhood.com/knowledge-base/…

💣 Teamhood v1.131 is here, bringing Company Time and Cost reporting into a single organization-wide view. Get tracked time from all workspaces in a single report and gain a complete view of resource usage, project effort, and costs across your organization without jumping between projects. 🔎 We've also added raw timelog exports, custom fields and descriptions in Company reports, plus more flexible filtering to make reporting easier for everyone. 👇 Take a look to explore what's new or check the full release notes here: teamhood.com/release-notes/t…

🤔 Choosing enterprise project management software usually looks straightforward at the beginning… until the evaluation actually starts. Suddenly, it’s no longer only about features. It becomes about hosting, compliance, portfolio visibility, adoption, migration risk, and whether the platform will still work once hundreds of people start using it at scale. ⚖️ We compared some of the biggest enterprise PM platforms, where they fit best and what organizations often underestimate during evaluations. 📖 Read the full comparison here: teamhood.com/project-managem…

😶‍🌫️ A lot of projects don’t drift because the original plan was bad but because reality changes faster than the plan does and teams keep following the original route anyway. 🏎️ GPS systems solved this problem a long time ago by constantly recalculating based on new conditions instead of blindly protecting the first route. High-performing teams tend to work the same way. 👇 Take a look at this idea down in the carousel below.

🚀 Teamhood v1.130 is here. This release brings a more accurate way to visualize workload based on tracked time and remaining estimations, helping teams better understand completed and remaining work. 🦾 We've also expanded automations with parent-to-child value copying, while API improvements now include baseline data access and the ability to create synced copies programmatically. In addition, organizations can now control who is allowed to invite new users. 👇 Swipe through to explore what's new or check the full release notes here: teamhood.com/release-notes/t…

Somewhere, there’s already a meeting about the glass. 😭

✨ Teamhood v1.129 is here. This release brings more flexibility to planning and project control — from manual resource allocation and configurable SPI/EV calculations to reverting projects back to a saved baseline when plans change. 🌟 We’ve also added WBS numbering in Gantt and List views, a new automation action for creating synced copies, and the ability to hide parent items in Calendar view for cleaner scheduling. Swipe 👇 to explore what’s new or check the full release notes here: teamhood.com/release-notes/t…

🏎️ A lot of fast-moving teams don’t actually feel fast internally. There are more discussions, more alignment, more time spent clarifying who does what and what depends on what. 💥 From the outside, it can sometimes even look inefficient. But that extra time early on usually prevents something much more expensive later: rework, confusion, duplicated effort, restarting things that should have been clear from the beginning. 👇 Broke this down below.

🤷 A lot of teams give up on Critical Path Method too early. Not because the method doesn’t work but because the starting point makes it harder than it needs to be. 👇 We broke down 3 things that make the implementation process much smoother.