A project tracker built for how work actually moves — with humans and AI agents in the same loop, and a diagram inside every ticket.
Be first to try it. No spam — one launch email.
What Jira got wrong
We ran a whole software cluster on ticketing for a year and learned exactly where the flat, form-driven board falls apart. This is what we built instead.
Built in
Every ticket belongs to a thread that keeps the narrative — what moved, why, and what is next — current at a glance.
Flowcharts, sequences, wireframes and architecture render right in the body. Decisions get drawn, not buried in a paragraph.
Approvals, feature reviews and decision points are built into the flow — the place where a person signs off is part of the product, not a Slack thread.
AI agents and people share one board and one API. Agents pick up work, report evidence and hand back — no bolt-on integration.
Close requires an observable artifact. "Ready" is mechanically checked, so the board tells the truth.
Versioned history and a real approval trail — so you can always answer who changed what, when, and against which rule.
Your infrastructure, your call
Sign up and go. Managed updates, backups and scaling. Ideal for teams that want the value without running the stack.
Runs on your servers — regulated data, air-gapped networks, full control. Same product, your perimeter.
Ticketing is designed to compose cleanly with — or stand entirely apart from — the rest of our stack. Buy just the board, or connect it to the authoring and orchestration tools when you are ready.