Attention, Citizens of Overvio…

It’s time for the next journey.

TL;DR Overvio is no longer supported and will…

Semantic labels and improved issues

This time rather than adding new features we took aim at polishing the most important part of overv.io — issues.

Our goal was to reduce the complexity, limiting visual noise and to improve usability. Additionally, we’ve overhauled filtering…

Overvio + Harvest = time-tracking that works

Time-tracking is a chore. Nobody really likes it. However, there are some valid…

Polymorphic BackboneJS collections

Or more importantly a reminder of what exactly happens when you…

The all-new single milestone view

The Board view used to display closed milestones with at least one open issue assigned to them. This caused some workspaces to become quite unruly with long-abandoned features piling on top of the screen. On the other hand we did not want users to lose access to all…

Automatic issue promotion

Keeping issue status in sync with related pull requests can quickly become a chore.

Overvio can now automatically advance an issue’s card to a specific status when a pull request fixing that issue is opened.

Chemistry of color

Let’s take a close-up at the overv.io Mendeleev-style icons and how to generate…

Quickly switch between projects

If you want to quickly switch to a different project you can now press p to open the Projects menu. You can navigate the list using ↑ and ↓ arrow keys. For even quicker access you can start typing a part of repository's name or owner and a search field will appear…

New URL design and customizable slug

As much as we love all our gifted-meerkats, grotesque-caribous and elegant-zebras to name a…

Fine-tuning vs. micromanagement

Or why being overly precise does not really matter