Public read-only project boards
Share the board, keep the keys.
Sometimes you want people to see a project without giving them an account or the ability to change anything: a public roadmap, a shared bug list, a status page for a client. A public read-only board does exactly that. Flip it on, share the link, and anyone can follow along.
Look, do not touch
A public board shows the project's tickets, their statuses, replies and files, all read-only. Visitors can read everything and change nothing. There is no login, no risk of an accidental edit, just a clean window into the work.
Great for roadmaps and trust
Openness builds trust. Sharing a live board with a client, or the public, shows progress in real time instead of in a weekly status email. It is a roadmap that updates itself because it is the actual board.
On your terms
Public sharing is per project and entirely optional. Turn it on when it helps, turn it off when you are done, and your internal-only tickets never appear on a public board regardless.
Why Tickably
Tickably is free, friendly ticketing for teams and their clients.
- Per-project public links, read-only by design.
- No account needed for visitors to follow along.
- Internal tickets never show on a public board.
- Toggle it on or off whenever you like.
Frequently asked questions
Can visitors change anything?
No. Public boards are strictly read-only. Visitors can read tickets, replies and files, and nothing else.
Do internal tickets show up publicly?
Never. Tickets marked internal are excluded from public boards entirely.