The AI workspace for software teams

Your AI teammate for keeping software running.

Tickets, knowledge, monitoring, security review and your developer workflow in one workspace. The agent plans, builds in a sandbox and runs your tests before and after. You approve the plan and merge the pull request.

Free to start. No credit card needed.

The ticket board: a sprint of tickets in New, In Progress and Review, with priorities, tags and an AI plan waiting for approval

One team, one workspace, one audit trail.

The same people, roles and projects run across every product, so nothing your team does lives in a tool nobody else can see.

6products, one login
One workspace for the whole team

Tickets, Knowledge Base, Monitoring, Security, Developer Workflow and the Platform beneath them. Switch each on per project, and the same people, roles and history run through all six.

4AI assistants connected
The AI tools your team already uses

Claude, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot and Gemini CLI connect over MCP, one connector per member. Each reaches that person's knowledge bases, tickets and work log, with the same access as the app.

1audit trail for all of it
Every change on the record

Edits to tickets, documents and review standards, and every AI assistant action, are logged across the workspace. Export it whenever you need to.

Everything a software team runs on.

Switch each product on per project. They share the same people, data and history.

Tickets

Support with SLAs that are measured, not promised.

  • Types, priorities, statusesA request or a task, filed as an issue or hardware, with a priority and a support level. Five system statuses plus your own, each able to pause the SLA clock.
  • Threaded commentsRich text, attachments and an opening comment, with watchers who follow along.
  • SLA policiesPer department and priority, with response targets, working hours, auto-assignment and escalation steps by email or SMS. The clock starts when a ticket is planned into a sprint.
Learn about Tickets
The ticket board for Sprint 14, with an AI plan waiting for approval and an SLA timer counting down

Built for engineering, support and agencies.

For engineering teams

The workspace your developers will actually open.

Every ticket, every fix, every proof. Hand routine bugs to the agent, keep review in your hands, and load your team's way of working into every Claude Code session.

  • Agent plans, builds in a sandbox and opens the PR
  • Your tests run before and after the fix
  • Workflow skills and MCP connectors per developer

For support teams and agencies

One queue, every client, and errors that arrive with a diagnosis.

Every email answered on the clock. SLA timers per priority, errors from every client app in one list, and a knowledge base that tells you when a runbook has gone stale.

  • Email to ticket with SLA timers and a breach sweep
  • A project per client, with roles per project
  • Monitoring issues become tickets with backlinks

The agent

Hand it a ticket. Get back a pull request with proof.

Five steps from assignment to merge. Two of them are yours.

PR #238Your tests, before and after

Example data

  1. Assign

    Give a ticket to the agent with a deadline, from the board or from an issue.

  2. Plan you

    The agent writes a plan. Nothing is built until a person approves it.

  3. Build

    Code is written in an isolated sandbox, away from production.

  4. Prove

    Your own tests run before and after. The numbers go on the PR.

  5. Merge you

    Review the PR. Comments trigger follow up commits on the same branch.

Works with the stack you already run.

Connect the repositories, clouds and AI tools your team already uses. Nothing to migrate.

  • GitHub
  • Bitbucket
  • Azure DevOps
  • Jira soon
  • ClickUp soon
  • Microsoft Azure
  • AWS CloudWatch
  • Slack soon
  • Discord
  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Gemini
  • Model Context Protocol

Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Google Gemini key to run the agent on your own account, or use the platform quota. Discord notifications and email or SMS escalation are in; Slack and phone escalation are on the way.