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Getting Started Guide for Waffle.io
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Getting Started with Waffle.io

This 5 step visual guide will start you off with the basics of Waffle, simple and smart project management for GitHub.

What is Waffle?

Waffle is a lightweight project management solution for your GitHub repositories. Waffle's source of record is GitHub. GitHub Issues and PR's transform into cards on a board making it easier to plan, organize, and track your work across one or many repositories.

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Check out how we use Waffle on our public board here.

Table of Contents

Looking for answers to specific questions? Check our FAQ's.

Step 1: Create a GitHub Account

If you already have a GitHub username, skip to Step 2.

New to GitHub? All you need to get started with Waffle & GitHub is an account, it's easy!

Want to learn more about GitHub? Start with this two part guide.

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Step 2: Login at Waffle.io

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Step 3: Add a repository and Waffle it!

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Step 4: Invite your team to join

Waffle moves work in progress for you in certain cases, but it works best if everyone on your team has logged in to Waffle at least once. (Otherwise, we use your user name to move work for others.)

Invite all collaborators easily by sharing your board link with them (you can tweet public boards if you want to share your workflow with others.) wafflesharepublic2

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Step 5: Customize your board

Customize your board

Want to add a column to your board or configure the way we automatically track your team's work? Click the gear icon on the sidebar to access your Project Settings.

Add Sources (more repos!)

Add multiple repositories (as many as you want!) to a single Waffle board to get a big picture view of your project(s). Read more >>

Customize labels for your columns

Already using labels in GitHub? You can map your columns to those labels, and issues will automatically populate in the appropriate columns. Or use the defaults and create new labels as needed.

Configure automatic work tracking to fit your workflow

By default, we send your pull requests into your Needs Review column and connect issues and pull requests together when you reference them with closing or connect keywords. We'll automatically move issues to Done when you merge work into your default branch too. But you can do so much more! We suggest this workflow for fast-moving development teams.