The hardest part of status reports is not writing them — it's hunting down the data. Managers waste hours pulling people into ad-hoc meetings and piecing together updates from ticket systems, spreadsheets, emails, standups, and timesheets. Everyone has their own filters and views, but the truth never lives in one place — so a report that should take minutes ends up taking hours. Every week.
In todo.space, the data comes straight from tasks and timesheets. Each widget tells part of the story — what got done, what it cost, what's left, and how the team is doing — without you having to ask. Out of the box. No assembly required.
Your weekly, monthly, or quarterly report shows both sides of the story: what was completed and what was added. Tasks are grouped by intervals — this period, previous, or earlier — so you see progress and scope creep in the right reporting window. Completed tasks tie directly to timesheets, while added ones show their current status, making it clear whether they're moving forward or stuck in backlog.
Your weekly, monthly, or quarterly report shows not just who worked, but how much time was logged and what it cost. Timesheets roll up automatically into project totals, with hours and rates already linked — no chasing, no guessing or reading between the lines of timesheets.
See what's left and when it's likely to be done. A burndown chart projects completion by fitting a trend to backlog size, whether across the whole project or a single deliverable. You’ll know if the backlog is shrinking or growing — and when it’s expected to finish if the trend holds.
Task Stats add the context behind the forecast. A duration barchart highlights unusually long tasks, while a three-point estimate with confidence intervals is built from your team’s actual history of task durations and velocity. The result is a forecast that's both visible and credible, grounded in how your team really delivers.
Or wanna see first how Timesheets power the cost report?