Reactive and planned work, one system
A ticket becomes an issue; an issue burns against an SOW; the time lands on the invoice. No connector, no nightly sync, no reconciliation meeting.
Agile Delivery
Run project work without buying a second tool.
Backlog, board, sprints, epics, releases, and a cross-project roadmap — sharing one data model with tickets, time, SOWs, and invoices. The project work your team already does, finally in the same place as the reactive work.
Three principles that make this work.
The whole agile surface, not a checklist app
Epics, backlog ordering, sprint planning and close-out, a drag-and-drop board, per-issue comments and collaborators, and a roadmap that spans projects.
AI that replans instead of reporting
Ask Odin to re-plan a slipped sprint or suggest the epic breakdown for a new scope, and review the proposal before it moves anything.
Limitless capabilities, one product.
Board & backlog
Drag-and-drop Kanban with per-project or cross-project views, plus an ordered backlog with bulk triage.
Epics & roadmap
Group issues into epics and see them on a cross-project timeline roadmap with dependencies and dates.
Sprints
Plan, run, and close sprints with carry-over handling and per-sprint scope tracking.
Releases
Cut a release from delivered issues, track what shipped in it, and hand customers a changelog that writes itself.
Collaborators
Bring customer-side stakeholders and partner technicians into a project without giving them the whole platform.
GitHub & EAS integration
Link issues to pull requests and, for teams shipping apps, trigger and track Expo EAS builds and store submissions from the same console.
In numbers
One model
Tickets, issues, time
Cross-project
Roadmap + board
AI
Sprint replan + epic split
SOW-aware
Budget burn on scope
What pairs well.
Professional services automation, without the bloat.
Time tracking, project work, customer profitability, and reporting — wired to your tickets and billing.
See PSAThe runbook lives where the work happens.
A full wiki with spaces, templates, versions, comments, labels, and search — plus AI authoring and a customer-facing knowledge base.
See DocumentationMSA, SOW, rate cards, and Stripe — wired together.
Quote, sign, deliver, and invoice from one platform. Per-customer overrides on everything.
See Contracts & BillingQuestions about Projects.
Does this replace Jira?
For service-delivery project work, yes — backlog, board, sprints, epics, releases, and roadmap are all here, next to the tickets and the contract the work is billed against. Deeply customized engineering workflows are still better served by a dedicated engineering tracker.
Can customers see project progress?
Yes. Add them as collaborators for scoped access, or expose delivery through the white-label portal without giving them the dashboard.
How does project time reach an invoice?
Timers and work logs on issues use the same effort ledger as tickets, so project hours flow into the customer's rate card and onto the invoice with no re-entry.
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