Launching today
Brainloot
Task management for Unity teams - same cards in the editor
33 followers
Task management for Unity teams - same cards in the editor
33 followers
Brainloot is game-dev project management for Unity and Unreal teams. Collectible-card boards on the web with My Hand and Focus Mode so you work from a small active set, not an overwhelming backlog. Unity Bridge (editor dock + Scene pins) and Unreal Bridge (alpha) keep the same tasks where you build. Discord intake routes player bug reports and feature asks into your board. Share public read-only boards with your community. Web, editor, and phone on one studio board. Free to start.
Hi everyone 👋
I'm Anthony — solo developer behind Brainloot
The description covers the product better than I could in one paragraph: game-dev PM with collectible-card boards, My Hand, Unity/Unreal editor bridges, Discord intake, and public boards when you want the community watching progress
It didn't start there. I originally built it because opening Trello meant instant overwhelm — hundreds of tasks staring back. My Hand was the fix: pull a few cards, ship, draw again
Early QA and Reddit testers changed the roadmap. Almost nobody asked for more features. They wanted clearer onboarding, smoother day-to-day workflows, and the engine/community layer to feel native — not bolted on
That's what I've been shipping toward
If you try it, I'd love honest feedback:
• Does My Hand click on first use?
• If you use Unity, does the editor dock feel worth keeping open?
• Anything confusing in the first five minutes?
Tell me what works and what doesn't. That's how Brainloot has improved so far
Thanks for stopping by 🙏
@ant_brainloot Gamifying project management sounds like a lot of fun :) taking something that can be boring and turning it into an engaging experience! well done folks, love it ^^
@therayess thank you!
That's definitely how we started out as a simple gamified board but over the weeks of people using it it evolved into a much more complex and integrated system.
Something I never actually planned or envisioned - I listened to user feedback and iterated and refined to get to this product.
There's still much more to work on and add to further improve and I can't wait!