AI project management that drafts the backlog for you.
Turn requirements into stories and tasks, see the same work as a board, a timeline or a list by date, and keep every issue tied to the requirement it exists for.
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What it does
Structure without ceremony
Enough fields to plan properly, few enough that people keep them up to date.
Five views, one list of work
By date, by project, as a board, on a timeline, or in the backlog. Drag cards on the board and the date view to move them.
A backlog the agent helps fill
The AI agent proposes stories, tasks and bugs from your documents, and accepted requirements can be broken into work in one step.
Types, priorities and labels
Epics, stories, tasks and bugs as parent and child issues, four priorities, six statuses, and workspace labels in colour on every list row and board card. Filter by label, or add and remove one on many issues at once.
Cycles with a burndown
Cut a product's work into cycles of one to four weeks, each with a goal, progress and a burndown. Plan them from the backlog, and when one closes its unfinished work moves to the next cycle or back to the backlog.
Owners, comments and mentions
Each issue has one owner, a teammate or the AI agent. Discuss it where it lives, @mention the people who need to see it, and keep every status change as history.
Traced to requirements
Link an issue to the requirement it serves, and the requirements audit can tell you which agreed items have no work at all.
How it works
Plan a project in an afternoon
Start from a brief, a won deal or a blank project.
- Create the project — Start fresh, promote an idea, or turn a won deal into a project with the customer already attached.
- Fill the backlog — Write issues yourself, or let the agent draft requirements and break them into stories, tasks and bugs.
- Run the cycle — Plan a cycle from the backlog, move cards across the board, watch the burndown, and jump anywhere with ⌘K.
Plans
Every view on every plan
Plans limit projects and seats, never features of the board.
Builder$39/mo
Unlimited projects and 5 seats.
Studio$149/mo
Unlimited projects and 15 seats for a studio team.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Does it have labels or sprints?
Yes, both. Each product runs cycles (sprints) of one to four weeks with a goal, progress and a burndown, and completing one rolls its unfinished work into the next cycle or back to the backlog. Labels belong to the workspace, carry a colour and show on list rows and board cards. There are no story points or velocity reports: a burndown counts issues.
Can I export all our data?
Yes. Owners and admins can download the whole workspace from Settings as one ZIP: CSVs of the work, products, customers, members and more, pages as Markdown in folders that mirror the page tree, and JSON. Pay, bank and identity details, agreements, tokens and keys are never included, and deal amounts appear only if you may see them.
Can I track time on the work?
Yes. Every member except guests can run a timer or log time by hand against a project or issue, then submit the week's timesheet for approval. Approvers see the submitted weeks, and reports show where the hours went.
Can the AI move or close my issues?
The agent only adds proposed issues to the backlog. Moving them into the plan, assigning them and closing them is done by people.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. Atrix for Phone is on the App Store, with Android in beta on Google Play. You can finish, assign and plan work from it.
Can Claude or ChatGPT update work items?
Yes, through the Atrix MCP server, if you grant the work write scope. They can never do more than the person who connected them.
From the blog
- Flat price project management: per seat vs flat feePer-seat vs flat pricing for project management, with a break-even table for teams of 3, 5, 10 and 15 and October 2026 prices for eight tools.
- Best all-in-one workspace for small teams in 2026Notion, ClickUp, monday.com, Basecamp, Zoho One, Nifty and Atrix AI compared for 5- and 15-person teams: real monthly cost, what is included, what is missing.
- AI project manager tools: what they can really doWhat an AI project manager can do in 2026: draft requirements, plan issues, write status summaries and triage. What it cannot: own decisions or read minds.
Keep exploring
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- Atrix AI for startups
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- PricingBuilder and Studio, compared line by line.
Plan your next project with the agent.
Every view is included in the 7-day trial and on every plan.
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