Game Development with Codecks

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Codecks is a card-based project management tool built for game development. Each task is a card; cards go into decks and move between stages like “To Do,” “In Progress,” and “Done.” The visual approach gives you a clear read on workflow and progress at a glance.

Key features

  • Capture ideas, goals, and tasks as cards. Organise them into decks and move them between stages.
  • Customise card visuals with default images or your own.
  • Make decks public to share project progress with anyone – similar to a public Trello board.
  • A Discord bot sends notifications to your server whenever cards are updated, keeping the team informed without requiring anyone to check a separate tool.
  • Built-in version control for tracking project changes and collaborating with a team.

In practice

The video above shows Codecks in action – organising tasks with cards and decks, marking cards as “blocked” when stuck, pulling tasks into the active “Hand” stage, and assigning new tasks to specific team members as they come up. It’s a straightforward workflow, but having a visual board that reflects actual progress makes a real difference when juggling multiple moving parts.

Codecks also has bug reporting and community features, though the core task management system is the main draw. For solo developers or small teams who want something more purpose-built than Trello and less heavyweight than Jira, it’s worth a look.