JustDevApp - Documentation

Getting Started

Create Your Free Account

To use the app, you need to create a free account. No credit card required — just your email, username, and password. Once you're logged in, you're ready to start building.

Workflow

The Concept

JustDevApp was built to make managing app or website projects easy.

You create a project that represents your product, then add Pages — each one representing a different screen. On each Page, you’ll use a Kanban board to sort Features by their status:
Kanban board example
This gives you a clear, visual understanding of what’s happening and what needs attention.

Prioritize your tasks

To organize your project as efficiently as possible, you have two main options.

First, you can prioritize each feature using the MoSCoW method. This method has been customized to better fit development needs, keeping the categories Must Have, Could Have, and Probably Later, while also adding Minimum Viable Product (MVP). In my opinion, this makes the process clearer and simpler, making it easier to assign the right priority to each feature.
MoSCoW method example

Second, you can prioritize Features directly within each column. The higher a Feature appears in the column, the more important it is.
Column priority example

It’s a simple approach that gives you full control over your project priorities.

Projects

What is a project?

On JustDevApp, a project represents any product you're working on — like a website or an app. You can manage multiple projects under your account, organize tasks, and track your progress easily.

Create a Project

Go to the "Projects" page and click the Create Project button. Give your project a name, description, and optionally set a start date.
Create a new project
Hit Create, and you're good to go!

Edit a Project

To edit a project, open the project page and click the Edit button in the header. You can update the project name, description, and start date.

Statistics

Project Overview

On the left side of the Stats section, you’ll find overall project progress and MVP progress — which includes all "Must Have" features.

On the right, you’ll see the number of features in each status, plus a total feature count.

Page Progress

Each page header displays a circular progress bar showing how much work is done on that page.

Time Management

Introduction

Time is an important aspect of project management. In this app, you have the option to estimate the time required for each feature. However, if you choose not to set any estimated time, related time information will simply not be displayed.

As with the rest of the app, the time management feature is intentionally kept simple. You can estimate the amount of time you plan to spend working on a feature, helping you better understand the scope and duration of your work.
Estimated time data is visible both on individual pages and on the overall project dashboard.

Setting Estimated Time on a Feature

You can add an "Estimated Time" to any feature during its creation or editing process.
Add time to a feature
Simply enter the estimated number of hours and save the feature.

Project Estimated Time Overview

In the project header, you’ll find a summary labeled "General Estimated Time." This section will only appear if at least one feature has an estimated time greater than zero.
Project time overview
Here, you’ll see the total estimated time for the project and the number of features that include time estimates. Please note: only features that are not marked as "Done" are included in this total, since completed features are no longer relevant for time tracking.

Estimated Time on Pages

Each page also displays a badge showing time estimates. This badge includes both the total estimated time and the number of features with a time estimate, relative to the total number of features on the page.
Page time overview