Board Tiles

A board tile creates a second workspace and places a tile that opens it.

Place it

Open Board in the rail and drag Board onto the canvas — or tap +.

It creates, it does not link

This is the thing to understand before you use it, because the name suggests otherwise.

Placing a board tile makes a new, empty workspace and gives you a tile that opens it. It is not a shortcut you point at an existing workspace — it is how a new workspace gets made.

Double-click the tile to go there. The tile stays on the parent workspace, so you can come back.

Deleting a tile deletes the workspace

The tile and the workspace it opens are one thing. Removing the tile removes the workspace and everything in it.

Vexlynk confirms first, and the confirmation names what will be lost. Read it — this is the one deletion in the app that takes more than what you clicked on.

If a tile ever loses the workspace it pointed at, it does not silently attach itself to another one. It shows as orphaned and waits for you to remove it deliberately. A tile that quietly re-pointed at a different workspace would be far worse than one that admits it is broken.

On the Free plan

Free includes one workspace, so placing a board tile shows an upgrade prompt instead of creating a second.

Worth being clear about what that limit is: one workspace is not one card. A single workspace holds as many cards as you like. The limit is on separate boards, not on what you can put in one.

See Plans & Limits.

Worth knowing

To organise within one workspace, use columns or titles rather than reaching for a second board. Most things that feel like they need another workspace are really a region of this one.

Next

• Plans & Limits — the workspace limit
• Templates — a ready-made arrangement in your current workspace