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Laraue Boards - Task Management system

Updated August 1, 2026

Your team already works in Telegram. Decisions happen there, tasks get assigned there, files get shared there. Laraue Boards connects directly to that workflow — turning the messages you already send into structured tasks on a kanban board, without asking you to change how you communicate.

A Laraue Boards kanban board with issues organized into status columns

What Laraue Boards is

Laraue Boards is a project management tool built around a single observation: the task already exists the moment someone sends a message. You just need a way to organize it.

  • Open it as a Telegram Mini App — no separate login, no new account
  • Or use the full web app at boards.laraue.com
  • Send a message to the bot — text, photo, video, or an album — and it becomes an issue automatically, no extra steps
  • Edit the message in Telegram, and the issue updates with it
  • Organize issues into Epics (boards) with custom status columns
  • Group epics into Spaces for different projects or clients
  • Set up custom attributes for issues — your own fields for your own process
  • Collaborate with your team through Organizations, with permissions configurable per operation

Configuring per-operation permissions for an organization in Laraue Boards

Core concepts

Concept What it is
Issue A single task, captured from a Telegram message or created manually. Has a unique key within its space, like WRK-42
Epic A board with status columns — your kanban board
Space A group of related epics, like a project or client
Organization A shared workspace for your team, with permissions configurable for each member
Backlog The default epic issues land in until you sort them onto your own boards
Custom attribute A field you define for issues — like a type or a priority — set up by an admin

Who it's for

Solo users — use it as a personal task inbox. Telegram messages become your backlog, boards become your workflow. No team required.

Small teams — create an organization, invite teammates via a link, and share boards. Works especially well for teams in CIS countries where Telegram is the primary business communication tool.

Agencies — separate client work into spaces, track what's been discussed and what's been delivered, without buying a separate PM tool for each client.

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