We’ve added a new feature in Kitsu that allows you to drag and drop unassigned tasks directly into the team schedule! It has never been easier to dispatch tasks.

You can now create and share your filters within Kitsu! Share custom filters tailored to your project needs with everyone in the team.

We’ve added progress statistics to the Production list in Kitsu.

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Check it out in your Production list now!

Schedules are handy to manage your artist tasks. But a vital notion was missing: your artist's day-offs. That's why we added this information everywhere it serves.

When your artists fill their day-offs in their workspace, you can see them in your timesheets and your schedules. It will be easier for you to manage your team's workload.

Setting a team in Kitsu was a bit tedious because you had to type the members' names one by one. Now, you can still type the employee's name, but you can also import a team from another project or from a department. We also added a list widget to select artists from available people.

Recording informal discussions about an element of your production is useful for understanding the rationale behind some choices. Especially for your main assets. Unfortunately these brainstorming can't happen in the task comments. Otherwise it would clutter them and make things fuzzy.

That's why we added the capability to have a chat room for each entity of your production. You can now run long discussions around an element right from Kitsu. It's easier to collect information and keep track of your thoughts.

Setting bots to deal with Kitsu data requires writing scripts that log in as users to perform actions. It was practical but it could lead to unclear situations.

From now on, you can add bot users who will use a token to connect to the API and will be able to perform operations on it independently. Plugin your tools to Kitsu is now simpler than ever!

When you deal with several productions simultaneously, you may need to know the load and progress of a given department or a single person. Thanks to the cross-production task list, you can access this information in a few clicks.

As the use cases covered by Kitsu widened, we now have users from the video game and NFT industries. That's why, from now on, the Kitsu wording will adapt if you set the production style to "Video Games" or "NFT collection." Shots will be replaced by Levels or NFT, depending on what you choose.

In production with linear workflows, it's great to update thumbnails once the project progresses. So, now Kitsu can be set to change the thumbnail with the most recent preview uploaded. That why the entity is always the most representative as a thumbnail.