Documentation

Everything you need to know about IndieDevBoard — features, plans, and how to get the most out of the platform.

Getting Started

Create an Account

Sign up with your email address or use Google Sign-In. After signing up with email, you'll receive a verification email — click the link to activate your account. You must verify your email before you can access the platform.

Create a Project

From the Projects page, click "New Project". Fill in the project name, description, and choose a category (e.g., Game Development, Software Development, University Project). You can also upload a custom project icon. Each project is your workspace for all tasks and collaboration.

Navigate Your Project

Once inside a project, use the top tab bar or the sidebar to switch between features like Kanban, Images, Moodboard, Design Doc, and more. You can drag and reorder the tabs to customize the navigation to your workflow — your order is saved automatically.

Manage Sections

Click the "Manage" button at the end of the top tab bar to show or hide sections you don't need. A counter (e.g. 8/11) shows how many sections are visible. Hidden sections are removed from both the tab bar and sidebar. Dashboard is always visible.

Project Settings

Edit your project name, description, category, and icon from the Dashboard tab. The project owner has full control over settings and team management.

Dashboard

Project Overview

The Dashboard is your project's home page. It shows your project name, description, category, and a completion ring at a glance along with key statistics.

Stats Cards

View real-time metrics including: total tasks, completed tasks, in-progress tasks, overdue tasks, and storage usage showing how much of your plan's storage quota you've used.

Modular Widgets

The dashboard is fully customizable. It contains 6 draggable widgets arranged in a two-column grid:
  • Task Breakdown — visual bars showing tasks by status (Todo, In Progress, Testing, Done)
  • High Priority — lists all critical and high-priority tasks that aren't done yet
  • GitHub Sync — connect and sync a GitHub repo with your Kanban board (Solo Dev / Indie Team)
  • Deadlines — upcoming task deadlines with color-coded overdue and due-soon badges
  • Milestones — active milestones with progress bars and target dates
  • Dev Stage — your project's current development phase in a visual pipeline

Customize Layout

Click the "Customize" button to enter edit mode. In edit mode you can:
  • Drag & reorder — grab the drag handle on any widget and move it within or across columns
  • Hide widgets — click the eye icon to hide a widget you don't need
  • Restore hidden widgets — hidden widgets appear as chips that you can click to re-add
  • Reset — click "Reset" to restore the default widget arrangement
Your layout is saved automatically and persists across sessions.

Development Stage

Track your project through 6 development stages: Concept → Pre-Production → Production → Testing → Polishing → Release. Click a stage to update your project's current phase.

Kanban Board

4-Column Workflow

Organize your tasks across four columns: Todo In Progress Testing Done. Each column represents a stage in your task lifecycle.

Create Tasks

Click the "+" button at the top of any column to add a new task. Tasks start with a title and can be expanded with more details.

Drag & Drop

Move tasks between columns by dragging them. Changes are saved automatically. This makes it easy to track progress visually.

Task Details

Click any task to open its details panel. You can edit:
  • Title & Description — what the task is about (rich text with wiki-link support)
  • Priority — Low, Medium, High, or Critical (colour-coded labels on the card)
  • Assignee — assign to a team member (validated against the project roster)
  • Due Date — set a deadline with visual overdue/today/upcoming indicators
  • Tags — add multiple labels for categorisation
  • Recurrence — set the task to repeat (see Recurring Tasks below)

Due Date Indicators

Tasks with due dates show smart visual indicators on the card: Overdue tasks display an orange warning triangle and a coloured left border, Today tasks show an amber badge, and Upcoming tasks (within 3 days) show the date in amber. Future dates display the date normally.

Recurring Tasks

Set any task to automatically repeat on a schedule. When creating or editing a task, choose a recurrence frequency: Daily Weekly Biweekly Monthly. A due date is required when recurrence is set. When you move a recurring task to "Done", a new copy is automatically created in the "Todo" column with the next calculated due date. A repeat icon appears on recurring task cards so you can identify them at a glance.

Batch Operations

Select multiple tasks at once to perform bulk actions. Click the select mode toggle to enter multi-select, then check the tasks you want. Available batch actions:
  • Move — move all selected tasks to a different column
  • Assign — assign all selected tasks to a team member
  • Delete — remove all selected tasks (up to 50 at a time)

Wiki-Links to Notebook

In a task's description, type [[ to search and link to any Notebook note. Linked notes appear as teal chips on the task card — click one to jump straight to that note. This lets you cross-reference design docs, lore notes, or meeting minutes directly from your tasks.

GitHub Sync

Connect your GitHub account in Settings → Integrations, then link a repo to your project from the Dashboard's GitHub Sync widget. Issues sync two-way in real time: new GitHub issues create Kanban tasks, and moving a task to "Done" closes the linked GitHub issue. See the GitHub Integration section below for the full setup guide. Requires Solo Dev or Indie Team plan.

Filter Tasks

Use the filter to toggle between "All" tasks and "Mine" (tasks assigned to you).

Calendar View

Monthly Overview

View all your tasks and milestones on a monthly calendar grid. Tasks appear as colour-coded pills based on their priority: grey for low, blue for medium, amber for high, and red for critical. Milestones appear as teal markers with a flag icon.

Navigate Months

Use the left/right arrows to move between months, or click the "Today" button to jump back to the current month. Today's date is highlighted with an amber ring so you can spot it instantly.

Create Tasks from Calendar

Click on any empty day cell to open a quick-create form with the due date already set to that day. Enter a title, choose a priority, and optionally set a recurrence frequency. The task is added to your Kanban board in the "Todo" column.

View Task Details

Click any task pill on the calendar to open the full task detail modal. From there you can edit the title, description, priority, assignee, due date, tags, and recurrence — just like on the Kanban board.

Milestone Markers

Milestones with target dates show as teal markers on their respective dates, giving you a visual overview of important project deadlines alongside daily tasks.

Responsive Design

The calendar adapts to all screen sizes. On mobile, day names are abbreviated (S, M, T, W, T, F, S) and cells are more compact. On desktop, full day names and larger cells give you more room to see task details.

Gantt Chart

Overview

The Gantt Chart provides an interactive timeline view of your project. Tasks with both a Start Date and Due Date appear as horizontal bars, colour-coded by priority. Milestones are shown as diamond markers. A red dashed line indicates today's date.

Start & Due Dates

To see tasks on the Gantt chart, set both a Start Date and Due Date when creating or editing a task in the Kanban board. The Start Date must be before the Due Date — the date pickers enforce this automatically.

Zoom Levels

Switch between Day, Week, and Month zoom levels using the toggle buttons at the top. Day view shows individual date columns, Week view groups into weekly ranges, and Month view gives a high-level overview of the project timeline.

Colour Coding

Task bars are colour-coded by priority: grey for Low, blue for Medium, amber for High, and red for Critical. Completed tasks appear at reduced opacity so you can distinguish active work from finished tasks at a glance.

Filtering

Use the filter dropdown to narrow the chart to All Tasks, My Tasks (assigned to you), or filter by status (To Do, In Progress, Done).

Edit Tasks

Click on any task bar or task name in the left panel to open the full task detail modal. From there you can edit the title, dates, priority, assignee, and all other fields — just like on the Kanban board.

Milestones

Milestones from the Progress Tracking section appear as teal diamond markers on the timeline at their target date. Hover over a milestone to see its name and progress percentage.

Progress Tracking

Milestones

Create milestones with a name and target date. Track progress as a percentage (0–100%). Link tasks to milestones to automatically calculate completion. Mark milestones as done when finished.

Visual Charts

Two charts give you a quick overview:
  • Task Distribution — donut chart showing tasks by status (Todo, In Progress, Testing, Done)
  • Tasks by Priority — bar chart showing task counts per priority level

Stage Pipeline

A visual 6-stage pipeline shows your project's current development phase: Concept → Pre-Production → Production → Testing → Polishing → Release. Click any stage to update.

File Manager

Multi-File Upload

Upload up to 25 files at once via drag-and-drop or file picker. All file types are supported — images, documents, audio, video, archives, fonts, design files, and more. No per-file size limit; only your plan's total storage quota applies. Each file shows a preview (thumbnail for images, type icon for others), editable name, and upload progress bar.

Folder Organization

Organize files into a folder hierarchy. Create folders, nest subfolders, rename, and delete. Drag and drop files from the grid onto folders to move them. Deleting a folder moves its files back to the root.

File Type Detection

Files are automatically categorized by type: Image Document Audio Video Archive and more. Image files additionally support category labels (Concept Art, Character, Environment, etc.). Use the file type filter to narrow down the gallery.

File Preview

Click any file to open the detail modal. Images display full-size with metadata. Audio files include an inline player. Other file types show a type icon with a download button. See metadata including uploader, upload date, file size, and folder location. Delete files with a two-click confirmation.

3D Model Viewer

Available on Pro, Solo Dev, and Indie Team plans

Upload Models

Upload 3D model files in GLB, GLTF, FBX, or OBJ format. Maximum file size: 55 MB.

Interactive 3D Preview

View your models in a real-time 3D viewer. Rotate by clicking and dragging, zoom with the scroll wheel, and pan by right-clicking and dragging. The viewer includes a texture panel for inspecting materials.

Categorize Models

Organize models into 6 categories: Character, Environment, Prop, Vehicle, Weapon, or Other. Filter the gallery by category to quickly find what you need.

Moodboard

Canvas Tools

The moodboard is an infinite canvas with 4 tool modes:
  • Select — move, resize, and rotate items on the canvas
  • Draw — freehand sketching with customizable color and stroke width (thin, medium, thick)
  • Arrow — connect two elements with an arrow to show relationships
  • Eraser — click and drag to erase strokes, arrows, and items

Add Content

Text Notes — add text labels with customizable font size and color. Double-click to edit text.
Images — place images from your project's file manager onto the canvas.

Canvas Controls

  • Zoom — Ctrl + Scroll wheel, or use the zoom buttons in the toolbar
  • Pan — middle-click and drag to move around the canvas
  • Background Color — customize the canvas background color via the BG picker
  • Fullscreen — toggle fullscreen mode from the toolbar

Auto-Save

All changes are saved automatically. Your canvas state persists across sessions.

Game Design Document (GDD)

Full access on Pro, Solo Dev, and Indie Team plans. Free plan: 3 custom sections max.

12 Default Sections

Every GDD comes with 12 pre-built sections: Game Overview, Gameplay, Mechanics, Story & Narrative, Art Style, Audio & Music, UI/UX Design, Technology, Monetization, Marketing, Timeline, and Team.

Rich Text Editor

Full formatting support including bold, italic, underline, headings (H1–H3), bullet lists, numbered lists, code blocks, and inline images. Embed images directly in your document with configurable size (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) and alignment (left, center, right).

Custom Sections

Add your own sections to tailor the GDD to your project. Reorder sections by dragging, show/hide sections, or delete them via the Manage Sections panel.

PDF Export

Export your entire GDD as a professionally formatted PDF document. Preview the PDF before downloading.

Auto-Save

Content is saved automatically as you type. A save indicator shows the current save status.

Notebook

Folders & Notes

Organize your notes in a hierarchical folder structure. Create, rename, nest, and delete folders. Notes support full rich-text editing with auto-save.

Markdown Mode

Toggle between Rich Text and Markdown editing modes. In Markdown mode, write with standard syntax and see a live preview side-by-side. Content is automatically converted when switching between modes.

Fullscreen Editing

Enter distraction-free fullscreen mode from the toolbar. Write in either rich text or markdown with the full screen available. Press Esc or click the minimize button to exit.

Wiki Links & Backlinks

Link notes together using [[Note Title]] syntax. Each note shows a backlinks panel listing all notes that reference it. Notes can also be referenced from Kanban task descriptions — linked notes appear as clickable chips on task cards, letting you jump between tasks and notes seamlessly.

Design Web (Graph View)

Visualize all note connections in an interactive graph. Notes appear as nodes, and links appear as colored edges. Supports 7 relationship types:
  • Related — general connection
  • Depends On — dependency relationship
  • Extends — builds upon another note
  • Contradicts — conflicting ideas
  • Implements — implementation of a concept
  • References — citation or reference
  • Custom — user-defined label and color
Drag nodes to arrange them, pin notes in place, and use auto-layout for automatic positioning.

PDF Export

Export your notebook as a formatted PDF document.

Presentations

Free: 1 presentation (5 slides). Starter: 3 (15 slides). Pro and above: unlimited.

Slide Editor

Create presentations with a 16:9 canvas editor. Add and position text blocks, images from your project gallery, and shapes (rectangles, circles, arrows, lines, triangles, stars). Drag elements to reposition, resize with handles, and rotate.

Slide Templates

Start from 6 pre-built templates: Title Slide, Title + Content, Two Column, Image Full, Section Header, and Blank. Each template provides a professional starting layout.

Text Styling

Customize text with 8 Google Fonts (Inter, Roboto, Open Sans, Lato, Montserrat, Playfair Display, Oswald, Space Grotesk). Adjust font size, weight, color, and alignment.

Backgrounds

Set slide backgrounds as solid colors, gradients (with direction control), or images. Each slide can have a different background.

Present Mode

Enter full-screen presentation mode with keyboard navigation (arrow keys, Space, Escape). Supports slide transitions: fade, slide left, and slide right.

PDF Export

Export your entire presentation as a landscape PDF document with all slides, text, and shapes preserved.

Share Link

Generate a public link to share your presentation. Anyone with the link can view the slides in a read-only viewer — no login required. Toggle sharing on/off and regenerate links anytime.

Import PPTX & PDF

Import existing presentations from Canva, Google Slides, or PowerPoint by uploading a .pptx file. Text, images, shapes, and backgrounds are extracted as editable slide elements. You can also import .pdf files — each page becomes a full-slide image.

GitHub Integration

Available on Solo Dev and Indie Team plans

Overview

IndieDevBoard offers a full two-way sync between GitHub Issues and your Kanban board, plus a built-in GitHub Browser to view commits, pull requests, branches, and issues without leaving your project. Create an issue on GitHub and it appears as a task. Move a task to "Done" and the GitHub issue closes automatically.

Step 1 — Connect Your GitHub Account

Go to Settings (from the sidebar) and scroll to the Integrations section. Click the "Connect GitHub" button. You'll be redirected to GitHub to authorize IndieDevBoard. Grant access and you'll be sent back automatically. Once connected, your GitHub username appears with a green "Connected" badge.

Step 2 — Link a Repository

Open any project and find the GitHub Sync widget on the Dashboard. Click "Choose Repository" to browse your GitHub repos. Select the repo you want to link and click "Link Repository". Each project can be linked to one repository at a time.

Step 3 — Sync Issues

After linking, click "Sync Now" to pull in all open issues from the GitHub repo. Each issue becomes a Kanban task with the title and description mapped over. A summary shows how many issues were imported, updated, or skipped (already synced).

Two-Way Sync — How It Works

Once linked, changes flow in both directions automatically:
  • GitHub → Kanban: Creating a new issue on GitHub creates a task on your Kanban board. Closing an issue marks the task as "Done". Reopening an issue moves the task back to "Todo".
  • Kanban → GitHub: Moving a task to the "Done" column closes the linked GitHub issue. Moving it back to any other column reopens it.

Real-time sync is powered by GitHub webhooks — changes appear within seconds.

Linked Tasks

Tasks synced from GitHub display a GitHub tag and include the original issue number. You can still edit priority, assignee, due date, and tags on the Kanban side without affecting the GitHub issue.

Unlink a Repository

To unlink, click the "Unlink" button on the GitHub Sync widget. This disconnects the repo from the project. Existing tasks remain on your Kanban board but stop syncing. You can link a different repo at any time.

Disconnect GitHub

To fully disconnect your GitHub account, go to Settings → Integrations and click "Disconnect GitHub". This removes the connection for all projects. Existing synced tasks remain but are no longer linked.

GitHub Browser

The GitHub tab in your project sidebar gives you a full repo overview without leaving IndieDevBoard. It has four sub-tabs:
  • Commits: View recent commits with author avatars, commit messages, short SHA hashes, and timestamps. Click any commit to open it on GitHub. Supports pagination to load older commits.
  • Pull Requests: Browse open, closed, or all pull requests. Each PR shows its status (open, merged, closed, or draft), labels, author, and branch info. Click to view on GitHub.
  • Issues: Browse all repo issues with filters for open, closed, or all. Issues already linked to your Kanban board show a "Linked" badge. Unlinked issues have a "Link to Kanban" button to import them as tasks with one click.
  • Branches: See all branches in the repository. The default branch is pinned to the top with a highlighted badge. Protected branches are marked with a shield icon.

Requirements & Limits

  • Requires a Solo Dev or Indie Team plan
  • Works with both public and private repositories
  • One repository per project (unlink first to switch repos)
  • Each team member needs their own GitHub connection to use the GitHub browser and sync features
  • No additional cost — GitHub API and webhooks are free
  • Your GitHub access token is encrypted (AES-256-GCM) and never exposed to the browser

Personal Portfolio

Available on all plans. Free plan: 3 blocks (Hero, Projects, Stats), Default theme only. Paid plans: all 8 block types, all 6 themes, up to unlimited blocks.

Overview

Build a public portfolio page to showcase your work at indiedevboard.com/u/your-username. Use the drag-and-drop block editor to arrange sections, pick a theme, choose a background color, and toggle dark/light mode. Your portfolio auto-pulls project data from your IndieDevBoard projects, or you can add fully custom entries.

Getting Started

Navigate to Portfolio from the sidebar. Claim a unique username slug (3–30 characters, lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens). This becomes your public URL. Toggle Public Portfolio on when you're ready to go live.

Block Types

Your portfolio is built from reorderable content blocks. There are 8 block types:
  • Hero: Your name, tagline, and avatar. Upload a custom avatar or use your profile photo.
  • About: A rich text section with full Markdown support — bold, italic, lists, links, code blocks, and more.
  • Projects: Showcase your work. Import projects from IndieDevBoard or create custom entries with thumbnails (upload supported), descriptions (Markdown), tags, stage badges, and custom name+link pairs.
  • Skills: Tag-based skill chips. Type a skill and press Enter to add. Click to remove.
  • Contact: Email, GitHub, LinkedIn, Twitter, and website links displayed as icon buttons.
  • Stats: Auto-computed cards showing total projects, completed projects, and tasks done.
  • Testimonials: Quotes from colleagues or clients with name, role, company, and optional avatar.
  • Experience: A vertical timeline for work history, education, and freelance roles. Supports Markdown descriptions and type-specific icons.

Drag & Drop Reordering

Blocks can be reordered by dragging them in the main editor or via the side panel on the left. The side panel shows a compact outline of all blocks — click any block to scroll to it, or drag to reorder without scrolling.

Themes

Choose from 6 visual themes that change the entire look of your portfolio:
  • Default: Dark theme with warm amber accents and subtle glow effects.
  • Minimal: Ultra-clean with extra whitespace, thin borders, and muted tones.
  • Bold: Large text, dramatic gradients, and colorful glow backgrounds.
  • Gradient: Purple-to-pink-to-orange gradient text and ambient color blobs.
  • Neon: Cyan glow effects, scanline overlays, and a cyberpunk aesthetic.
  • Corporate: Serif fonts, navy tones, and a clean professional layout.

Free plan users have access to the Default theme. Upgrade to unlock all 6.

Background Color

Set a custom background color for your entire portfolio using the color picker or hex input. Choose from preset colors (Dark, Navy, Warm, Slate, Zinc, Stone, Forest, Purple, White, Cream) or pick any custom color. The portfolio auto-detects whether your background is light or dark and adjusts text accordingly.

Dark / Light Mode

Visitors can toggle between dark and light mode using the sun/moon button on your public portfolio. The default mode is auto-detected from your background color. Preference is saved in the visitor's browser.

Preview Mode

Click the Preview button in the editor header to see exactly how your portfolio will look to visitors — including themes, background color, ambient effects, and dark/light toggle. Switch back to Edit mode to make changes.

Plan Limits

  • Free: Up to 3 blocks. Only Hero, Projects, and Stats block types. Default theme only.
  • Starter: Up to 10 blocks. All 8 block types. All 6 themes.
  • Pro / Solo Dev / Indie Team: Unlimited blocks. All block types. All themes.

Team Chat

Available on Pro, Solo Dev, and Indie Team plans

Real-Time Messaging

Send messages to your team within each project. Messages appear instantly. Supports file attachments up to 5 MB (images, documents, etc.).

Temporary Chat Mode

Project owners can enable auto-expiring messages for sensitive discussions. When enabled, messages are automatically deleted after a set period.

Moderation

Project owners have moderation controls: delete individual messages and clear the entire chat history.

Team Management

Available on Pro, Solo Dev, and Indie Team plans

Invite Members

Send email invitations to collaborators. Invitees receive an email and can accept or decline from their dashboard. You can cancel pending invitations at any time.

Roles

Two roles: Owner (full project control, settings, team management) and Member (collaborative access to all project features).

Plan-Based Limits

The number of team members depends on your plan:
  • Free / Starter / Pro — 1 user (solo only)
  • Solo Dev — up to 2 users
  • Indie Team — up to 5 users

Activity Log

Project Timeline

The Activity Log is a real-time feed of everything happening in your project. Every significant action is recorded automatically — no manual logging needed.

Tracked Actions

The following events are logged with timestamps and the user who performed them:
  • Tasks — created, updated, moved between columns, deleted (including batch operations with count details)
  • Notes — created, updated
  • Milestones — completed
  • Team — member added, member removed

Timeline Display

Activities are shown in a vertical timeline with colour-coded action icons, the user's name, a description of what changed (e.g. "moved Fix collision bug from Todo to Done"), and a relative timestamp (e.g. "2 min ago", "yesterday", "Mar 15").

Pagination

The feed loads the 20 most recent entries. Click "Load more" at the bottom to fetch older activity. The log uses cursor-based pagination for fast, consistent loading regardless of how much history exists.

Non-Blocking Logging

Activity logging is completely non-blocking — it never slows down the action that triggered it. If a log entry fails to write for any reason, the original action (creating a task, moving a card, etc.) still completes normally.

Plans & Pricing

IndieDevBoard offers five plans to fit every stage of your game development journey. All paid plans include a 3-day free trial.

Free Plan — €0/month

Perfect for trying out the platform. Includes 3 projects, 250 MB storage, and core features (Kanban, Progress, Files, Moodboard, Notebook, GDD). Limited to 5 notes, 10 moodboard items, 2 milestones, and 3 custom GDD sections per project.

Starter Plan — €4.99/month

More room to grow. 5 projects, 5 GB storage, unlimited files and notes. Includes Kanban, Progress, Moodboard, and Notebook. Does not include 3D Models, Design Doc, Team Chat, or Team Collaboration.

Pro Plan — €9.99/month

All features unlocked for solo use. 10 projects, 10 GB storage, including 3D Models and full GDD. Does not include Team Chat or Team Collaboration.

Solo Dev Plan — €19.99/month

For developers ready to collaborate. 10 projects, 10 GB storage, up to 2 team members. All features unlocked including 3D Models, full GDD, Team Chat, and collaboration.

Indie Team Plan — €49.99/month

Built for teams. 25 projects, 25 GB storage, up to 5 team members. All features included with full team collaboration, chat with attachments, and faster support response.

Full Comparison

FeatureFreeStarterProSolo DevIndie Team
Price€0€4.99/mo€9.99/mo€19.99/mo€49.99/mo
Team Members111Up to 2Up to 5
Projects35101025
Storage250 MB5 GB10 GB10 GB25 GB
File Uploads
Notes per Project5No limit*No limit*No limit*No limit*
Custom GDD Sections3No limit*No limit*No limit*No limit*
Moodboard Items10No limit*No limit*No limit*No limit*
3D Models per Project5No limit*No limit*No limit*
Milestones per Project2No limit*No limit*No limit*No limit*
Portfolio Blocks2 (basic)10No limit*No limit*No limit*
Portfolio Block TypesHero, ProjectsAll 7All 7All 7All 7
Portfolio ThemesDefault onlyAll 6All 6All 6All 6
Presentations1 (5 slides)3 (15 slides)No limit*No limit*No limit*
Kanban Board
Calendar View
Gantt Chart
Recurring Tasks
Activity Log
Progress Tracking
Moodboard
File Manager
Design Document (GDD)
3D Model Viewer
Notebook
GitHub Issue Sync (two-way)
GitHub Browser (commits, PRs, branches)
Team Chat
Team Collaboration
Public Portfolio Page
Shareable Presentation Links
PDF Export
3-Day Free Trial
* No per-item limit — subject to your plan's total storage quota.

Billing & Subscription

Upgrade Your Plan

Go to Billing from the sidebar. Select a plan and complete checkout via Stripe. All paid plans include a 3-day free trial for first-time subscribers.

Manage Subscription

Click "Manage Subscription" on the Billing page to open the Stripe portal. From there you can:
  • Change your plan (upgrade or downgrade)
  • Cancel your subscription
  • Resubscribe after cancellation
  • Update your payment method
  • View billing history and invoices

What Happens on Cancel

When you cancel, your subscription remains active until the end of the current billing period. After that, your account reverts to the Free plan. Your data is preserved — you can resubscribe at any time to regain access.

Settings

Notifications

Control email notifications for: team invitations, project updates, and activity alerts. Toggle each on or off from the Settings page.

Appearance

Choose between Dark Mode, Light Mode, or System (follows your OS preference). The theme applies across the entire platform.

Privacy

Toggle whether your profile (name and avatar) is visible to team members. You can also export all your data as a JSON file for personal backup.

Account Deletion

Delete your account permanently from the Profile page. This removes all your data including projects you own, all associated content (tasks, images, notes, models, etc.), and your Firebase Auth record. This action cannot be undone.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Moodboard Shortcuts

VSelect mode
DDraw mode
AArrow mode
EEraser mode
Delete / BackspaceDelete selected item
EscapeDeselect / cancel
Ctrl + ScrollZoom in/out
Middle-click dragPan canvas
Double-click textEdit text content

General Shortcuts

Ctrl + KOpen search
EscapeClose modals / dialogs

Admin Panel

IndieDevBoard has an internal admin panel used by our team to monitor platform stats, track signups, and handle support tickets. When you submit a support ticket, it goes directly to this system — so your requests are reviewed and responded to from a dedicated dashboard, not just an email inbox.