In development — early access open

The productivity tool that meets your stack where it is.

One list for your Jira, ClickUp, Linear and GitHub issues — or no tracker at all. Your AI assistant comes too: the one you already pay for. Nothing you use today has to change.

No need to change your ticketing system Keep Jira, ClickUp, Linear or GitHub exactly as they are.
No need for a new AI subscription Bring the assistant you already pay for.
No need to get company buy-in Nobody else has to approve anything.
No need for a team seat Built for one person running many projects at once.
How it fits togetherIn development
YOUR TRACKERS Jira · ClickUp Linear · GitHub PLANANDACT one list · many projects YOUR AGENTS Claude Code · Cursor Codex · any MCP over CLI or MCP WEB CLI API MCP DESKTOP ONE ACCOUNT · EVERY SURFACE tasks & to-dos sync both ways
Two-way sync with your trackers · agents pull work and push updates · one account across every surface
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Every project picks its own tracker.

Run one project on PlanAndAct's own built-in tracker, another on Jira, another on ClickUp or Linear — your call, project by project. Full two-way sync: create, update, move and close issues from PlanAndAct and the changes land back in the tracker. Nobody has to migrate, and nobody has to sit through a buy-in meeting.

Beta launch PPlanAndAct Client work Jira Mobile app Linear Ops backlog ClickUp
ItemTrackerWhat you get
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PPlanAndActBuilt-in
No external tracker required. PlanAndAct's own tracker — projects, subprojects, labels, priorities, custom statuses, due dates and markdown plans, all first-class. Use it for one project or every project.
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Jira
Create, update, move and close Jira issues from PlanAndAct. Full two-way sync — changes land back in Jira.
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ClickUp
Work your ClickUp tasks in PlanAndAct — create, edit, reassign, complete. Two-way sync keeps both in step.
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Linear
Open, update and close Linear issues without leaving your list. Everything syncs back to Linear.
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GitHub
Manage GitHub issues as tasks — create, label, close — and see pull requests and commits as live cards.
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Tasks and to-dos. Your projects, your columns.

PlanAndAct has its own task system — you are not borrowing anyone else's. Tasks carry your own columns, priorities, due dates, labels, subtasks, blockers and a markdown plan. To-dos sit alongside them for the small stuff that needs a title and a tick, not a workflow.

planandact.app/app
Projects Client work12 Acme redesign5 Beta launch7 Side project8 Personal11
Client work / Beta launch + New task
Backlog2
Neutralise CSV formula injection security
Swap the hero illustration design
In progress1
Wire up the signup endpoint api plan agent 2/4 Due Tue
In review1
Rate-limit the signup form apisecurity plan agent
Done1
Create the D1 schema api
To-dos separate from tasks — for the small stuff that just needs a tick
Reply to the Acme thread Renew the domain Book the standup room
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Work goes in from your code. Work comes back to your agent.

It runs both ways. Your agent files tasks straight from the codebase, drafts a plan for anything that lacks one, and you read those plans on the site. Assign the work back to the agent and it picks up the next unblocked task on its own.

01 Code → your list Your agent files the work, straight from the codebase Claude Code · your terminal
/loop scan this repo for TODOs and failing tests, file a task for each
$paa task create --project "Beta launch" --title "Rate-limit the signup form" --priority 4
Filed · Rate-limit the signup form
Filed · Neutralise CSV formula injection
…9 tasks filed, each with a due date and labels
02 Code → your list Draft a plan for everything that lacks one Claude Code · your terminal
/loop for each task in this project without a plan, write a plan
$paa task list --project "Beta launch" --json
·7 of 12 tasks have no plan
$paa task plan set 4f2a --file -
Plan written · Wire up the signup endpoint
…6 more
03 Your call You read the plans, on the site planandact.app · task detail
planandact.app/app/tasks/4f2a
← Beta launch
Wire up the signup endpoint
In progress api agent Due Tue
Details Plan Subtasks Links

Plan

  1. Validate the email server-side; reject junk early.
  2. Insert into D1 with a UNIQUE index on email.
  3. Treat a repeat signup as success — no duplicate rows.
  4. Rate-limit per IP; store a salted hash, never the address.
Edit Delete Written by your agent · markdown
04 Your list → agent Hand it back — your agent picks up the next unblocked task Claude Code · your terminal
$paa task update 4f2a --assignee agent
/loop for each task assigned to the agent that has a plan, implement the plan
$paa task next --project "Beta launch" --assignee agent
·Wire up the signup endpoint · nothing blocking it
Implemented · moved to your Done column
…you review the diff, not the busywork
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One task list. Every surface you touch.

The web when you're planning. The terminal when you're building. The API when you're automating. Your assistant when it's doing the work for you. Not four products bolted together — one account, one source of truth.

ItemSurfaceWhat you get
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Web
A fast app for planning your day, with project boards, filters, and quick capture.
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CLI paa
Add, plan and close tasks from your terminal. Pipe-friendly and scriptable.
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REST API
Full CRUD with API-key and JWT auth. Wire PlanAndAct into anything else you run.
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MCP
A native Model Context Protocol server, so any MCP assistant can work your list directly.
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Desktop
A native app with offline support and quick-add from your system tray.
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You and your agents, on the same page.

Most tools make AI a feature you rent. PlanAndAct makes your assistant a first-class user of the same task list you use — with the subscription you already have.

  • 01Bring your own agent.Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — or any agent that speaks CLI or MCP. Connect it with a key you issue yourself.
  • 02No second subscription.We don't resell you AI. Your assistant, your plan, your bill.
  • 03Agents act, you review.Your assistant files the work; you see it instantly in the app or the terminal.
  • 04Built for one person.Made for individuals running many projects at once — not a team seat you have to justify.
Your projects31 open
Client work12
Acme redesign5
Beta launch7
Side project8
Landing page3
Personal11
Projects + subprojects · one account · no seats
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Get early access.

Keep your tools. Keep your agent. Change nothing else. We'll email you when your invite is ready.

Request early accessIn development
Which issue tracker does your team use today? — optional, helps us prioritise

In development — early access invites go out in batches. One email when yours is ready, nothing else.