Issue tracking for engineering teams
Boards, tickets, a knowledge base and test runs at an address of your own — and a runner on your own machine that picks up a card, works in your repository and comes back with a diff you review where the card is.
Every new workspace starts with a 14-day free trial for up to 10 people. Nothing to install.
Your own subdomain and your own database, not a folder inside somebody else’s. Rename it, brand it, invite whoever you like.
The runner is yours, on hardware you control. It dials out; nothing listens on it and no port is opened.
Your provider, your account, your bill from them. A workspace here includes no model and no credits.
A Canadian company. Your workspace runs on Cloudflare’s network — the hosted terms say exactly where and who touches it.
Product
The board, the page that explains it, the test that proves it and the number that says how long it took. One search, one login, one bill.
Columns you name, cards with labels, assignees, due dates, dependencies and a key of your own — VIO-142 is a card, a branch and a search. Comments, attachments and activity live on the card, and everybody watching the board sees the move as it happens.
Pages in spaces, linked to the boards they document, edited by several people at once with presence and cursors. Canvases for the diagram that never survives being a document.
Write the cases once, run them as a suite, record what passed and what did not, and file the failure as a card without leaving the run.
Throughput, cycle time, where work waits and who is carrying it — counted from the board’s own history rather than from anything you have to fill in. Nothing is sent anywhere to produce it.
Branches, pull requests and checks against the card they belong to, so the state of the work is on the board rather than in three tabs. Webhooks in, automations out.
The whole app on a phone, installable, with drag and drop that works with a thumb, plus an Android build. Sign in with a passkey, or with a password and a second factor.
Agents
Assign a card to the AI assignee and a runner of yours claims it: it clones the repository, reads the card and the pages it links to, does the work, and pushes a branch with the diff attached to the card. You review it there, like a colleague’s.
$ ./install.sh https://vibe-in-one.vibeinone.ca --token …
node 22.11.0 ok
git 2.47.1 ok
claude 2.0.14 ok
service installed and started
waiting for the board connected
VIO-142 Rotate runner enrolment tokens after first use
claimed by workshop-01
branch vio/VIO-142
running npm test 142 passing
pushed 3 files changed, diff on the cardGetting started
Pick a name and you have an address. Ours is
vibe-in-one.vibeinone.ca; yours is whatever you type. You are its
administrator from the first second.
Add accounts, put them on boards, give them roles. Up to 10 people on the trial, and a seat handed back the day somebody is deactivated.
Download it, run the installer on a machine of yours, paste the address and the single-use token from Settings, and watch the machine appear.
Pricing
No tiers to compare, no feature held back for a bigger contract. Everybody gets the whole product.
$10USD per person, per month
Billed monthly. Tax, where it applies, is on top.
Signups are closed at the moment. Existing customers are billed as usual.
FAQ
Each workspace has a database and a file store of its own, on Cloudflare’s network, in the location nearest whoever first used it. There is no region guarantee today and the terms say so rather than implying otherwise. Nothing automated reads your content: no analytics pipeline, no telemetry, no training on anything of yours. The hosted terms list exactly what is stored and who else touches it.
On a machine of yours. You install a runner on it, it dials out to your workspace — nothing listens, so no port is opened and no firewall rule is needed — and it works in a checkout of your own repository. Your code goes to your runner and your AI provider, never to us.
Yours. The runner drives an agent CLI that is logged in to your own account, and any provider keys you set live in your workspace’s Settings. The model bills you directly under your agreement with that vendor; a workspace here includes no model, no credits and no machine to run them on.
The workspace becomes read-only. Everybody can still sign in, everything is still there and everything is still readable — you simply cannot add to it until a subscription starts. Nothing is ever deleted for not paying. Starting a subscription makes it writable again the same day.
A seat is an account that can sign in and has not been deactivated — the number your own Settings → Users screen shows, and the only number we invoice from. The count is taken on the day each invoice is raised, and deactivating somebody frees their seat the same day.
The price is $10 USD per person per month. Tax, where it applies, is on top; your card issuer converts to your own currency at checkout, so a price in dollars is not a bill in dollars.
New workspaces are opening in stages. Tell us about your team and we will be in touch.
Request an invitationQuestions first? admin@vibeinone.ca