Roles define what a user can do within a team. Each role comes with a predefined set of permissions that govern access to various features and actions.

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• Creator and ultimate controller of the team.
• Has access to all features, settings, and can manage roles.
• Only one owner per team.

• Helps the owner manage the team.
• Can change settings, manage members, create sub-teams, and more.
• Cannot delete or transfer ownership of the team.

• Manages people-centric tasks like member onboarding, role assignments, and internal communication (e.g., chat and announcements).
• Cannot manage settings or create nested teams.

• Standard user role with access to tasks, chat, announcements, and visibility into their own performance on leaderboards.

• Has limited, read-only access to view announcements and tasks, depending on the privacy settings.

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Each role can be scoped globally (entire team) or locally (specific nested team or task board).

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• Role tagging (e.g., Developer, Designer, etc.)
• Contextual roles for projects or temporary assignments.