Project management your AI can actually use.
ClickUp's depth, Linear's speed, and a scheduling engine that doesn't break when plans change. Every action you can take is also an MCP tool, so Claude is a real teammate from day one.
Built for teams buried by their tools
For operators, agencies and small-to-mid teams running many projects at once, who've outgrown Trello and Notion but dread the weight of the big suites. Five deliberate bets.
Bring your own AI
The UI and the MCP server call the same command layer, so your own Claude never hits a wall you don't. You use the AI you already have; we don't resell it or add fees for it.
One work-item tree
Checklist items and subtasks are the same object at different weights. Nest to any depth; promote or demote anything without losing data.
A scheduler you can trust
Buffer-aware dependencies and working-day calendars. Work only moves when slack runs out, and weekends and holidays are respected.
Speed as a feature
Virtualized lists, keyboard-first navigation and hard performance budgets, so big projects stay snappy.
Opinionated defaults
A clean screen out of the box. Advanced fields and views appear only when your workspace turns them on.
Every view you'd expect
List, Board, Gantt, Calendar and a cross-project My Work, all over the same data.
Bring your own AI
Connect your own Claude over MCP and it can do anything you can: create outlines, reschedule, assign, comment, import, clean up. You use the AI you already pay for. We don't resell AI, so there are no AI add-on fees and no markup.
- No AI tier to buy: your Claude does the work through our connector
- Sign in with OAuth 2.1; Claude gets exactly your workspace permissions
- Risky actions pause for human confirmation
- AI changes are badged in the activity feed, and undo is permission-checked
# Ask Claude, in plain English You Plan the Q4 launch: design, build, QA, handoff. Start Monday, skip holidays. Claude items_write → 1 project, 5 phases, 23 items schedule_plan → dependencies set, buffers kept // same commands the UI uses
# Slip one date, the plan holds Design review +2 days ↳ Build has 3 days buffer stays put ↳ QA no buffer moves Weekends & holidays skipped
Gantt charts that stop breaking
Drag a bar and see the cascade live before you commit. Templates store relative offsets, so you can reuse a plan and anchor it on any start or end date.