Every place it is drawn, in one list.
Open an object on the project page and it says where it lives: every board that draws it, and how many times each board draws it.
- every board, every copy
- Go › = open it there
A type says what it is. A figure, how it looks.
An object has one type wherever it is drawn, and each drawing has a figure of its own: a card on one board, a row in a list on another, an icon on a third. The type sets how new objects are drawn; figures already on a board keep their look until you apply a change to them.
- type = what it is
- figure = how this drawing looks
A relation belongs to the project, not to a line.
That one object belongs to another, or that a field of one points at another, is stored once in the project. A line on a board only draws such a fact, and any board can draw it again.
- stored once
- drawn as often as you like
Every object of a type, in one table.
The project page lists a type's objects with its fields as columns. Filter what is on no board or does not fit a field, group the rows, open one.
- on no board
- doesn't fit a field