Collabra brings projects, modules, tasks, repositories, teams, client approvals and delivery video into one connected workspace — with strict tenant isolation on every record.
Every engagement starts as one tenant-scoped project with an owner, a client and a timeline.
Delivery scope becomes modules — each one measurable, each one owned.
Code lives next to the plan: repos are linked to the project with scoped member access.
Modules break down into tasks with priority, status, due date and full discussion context.
Managers assign, employees execute — and every person sees only what their role allows.
Task completion becomes module progress, module progress becomes project health.
Milestones are signed off and handed over with recorded walkthroughs as delivery evidence.
Not a row of feature cards — the actual product language: boards, repositories, teams and organizations working as one system.
Move work across To Do, In Progress, Code Review and Done with priority, assignee and status intact.
People connect to tasks, modules and projects — with workload visible at a glance.
Repos attach to the project with language and pipeline state in view.
Record walkthroughs in-browser; uploads are signed into a private bucket.
Milestone sign-off recorded against the project as delivery evidence.
One account, many organizations. Roles resolve per organization and data never crosses the tenant boundary.
A project decomposes into modules, modules into tasks, tasks into evidence.
Discussion attached to the unit of work, so context never leaves the task.
Four panels, each showing only what that role is permitted to reach.
Access is not a cosmetic client filter. Every role is strictly bounded by database row-level security and server-side verification.
Multi-organization workspace governance, subscription package manager, and tenant health monitoring.
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Collabra's tenant boundary is implemented in the database, not in the client. Every table carries row-level security, and privileged operations run behind server-side functions.
create policy "read tasks in my projects"
on public.tasks for select
to authenticated
using (
public.can_read_project(project_id)
);
-- membership resolves through a
-- security-definer helper, so a
-- foreign tenant row is not merely
-- hidden — it is unreachable.Sign in to your organization workspace and pick up delivery where you left off.