Rotiplate starts with Projects — task tracking that's always on — and lets you add Documents, Calendar, Manuals, Todos, and Payments only when your team needs them.
The app runs at rotiplate.app — try the toggles on the right, they work the same way.
Boards, owners, and progress across teams.
Docs linked to the work they describe.
Deadlines and meetings, in one place.
Procedures kept next to the task.
Personal lists beside bigger projects.
Invoicing without leaving the workspace.
Every workspace starts with Projects — our task-tracking plugin. It's included by default and can't be switched off. Documents, Calendar, Manuals, Todos, and Payments are optional add-ons you can turn on individually, at any time.
Task tracking: boards, owners, and progress from start to done. Included in every workspace and always active.
Write specs, notes, and shared docs that stay linked to the work they belong to.
Keep deadlines, meetings, and milestones visible without a separate app.
Store procedures and reference guides where the people doing the work can find them.
Give everyone a personal list for the small tasks that don't need a full project.
Send invoices, accept payment, and track what's outstanding on each project.
Most task tools make you take everything or nothing. Rotiplate starts with one plugin and grows from there, so a workspace never carries more than the team actually uses. Here's what that looks like in practice, in order.
Every workspace begins with Projects: create tasks, assign them, and move them through your workflow. It's included by default and always active — nothing else to configure first.
Add Documents, Calendar, Manuals, Todos, or Payments individually, whenever the work calls for it. Each one appears in the workspace the moment it's on, no reinstall or reset required.
Everything you've activated lives in a single view, with one login and one search. No switching between separate tools for separate jobs, and no data trapped in a plugin you later turn off.
Projects is included in your workspace price. Turn on an extra plugin and it's added to the bill; turn it off and it comes back out on the next cycle. Nothing to negotiate, nothing bundled you don't use.