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Docs, sheets, and slides next to the work

The brief, the budget, and the client deck belong on the same project as the issues. DoneNest puts Pages, Sheets, Slides, Forms, and a whiteboard beside the backlog, so the document is a tab, not another subscription.

A DoneNest doc page titled Launch brief, edited in the project next to the issues. — Example workspace

A DoneNest spreadsheet named Launch tracker, with a budget table and a total formula. — Example workspace

A DoneNest slide deck titled Northstar launch, with share and present controls. — Example workspace

DoneNest whiteboard on the Northstar launch project, with a flow from Brief to Plan, Build, and Ship. — Example workspace

The gap in Notion and Linear

Notion holds the writing and is light on cycles and dependencies. Linear holds the issues and leaves the doc, the sheet, and the deck outside.

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Pages

Each project has doc pages with versions, a lock, access, favorites, and comments. The issue description stays rich text on the issue. The long document is a page, and that page can be published as a public wiki.

Sheets

Spreadsheets support Excel-style formulas. Use them for budgets, hiring plans, and ops metrics without exporting the project into another workbook.

Slides

Decks are a project tab, with layouts for a title, bullets, two columns, a quote, or an image. Present from the same workspace that holds the issues the deck is about, or share the deck with a link.

Whiteboard

Each project has a whiteboard canvas. Brain can draw on it. It sits with the other project surfaces, not in a separate whiteboard product.

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