Docs
How GitGumbo works, one topic at a time.
Guides
- Getting started
Sign in, add your first project, find your way around the board, and see what Free and Pro include.
- Accessibility and display
Themes, date format, card density and fullscreen, the Relates to chip and / search shortcut settings, the four accessibility settings, keyboard and screen-reader use, touch screens, and exporting or deleting your data.
- Blocked, blocking and related issues
What the red and violet chips and the quieter Relates to chip on a card mean, how to see the linked issues, and when link changes reach your board.
- Column automations
Have GitGumbo mark draft merge requests ready, assign people and add reviewers when you move a card into a column.
- Columns
Where a board's columns come from, the Open and Closed columns, WIP limits, sorting and arranging columns, and setting up your own columns on GitHub.
- Filtering and finding
Search the board, narrow it with filters, and share or come back to exactly the view you had.
- Firms, members and invites
Share boards with your team: create a firm, invite people, manage roles and seats, and hand over or delete a firm.
- Linked accounts and tokens
Link GitLab and GitHub accounts, add personal access tokens, and fix an account that needs to reconnect.
- Moving cards
Drag a card or use the move menu, and see exactly what each move changes on GitLab or GitHub.
- Plans and billing
What each plan includes, how the trial and per-seat billing work, what happens when you switch to Free, and who to ask about payments.
- Reading a card
What every chip, pill, colour and badge on a card and a column header means, and what the buttons on a card do.
- Stats and Insights
The charts behind each board on Pro, and the cross-project view of stuck work that is coming with Team.
- Sync and real-time
How your board stays current, what the Sync button and Full Sync do, and what to do when a board stops updating.
Reference
- Real-time updates: what they need, and how to fix a webhook GitGumbo couldn’t set up.
- API reference: the public API’s endpoints, schemas and authentication.