TabTree · The method
The methodMove, don't report.
The team's only duty is to move cards. The board remembers every move. The AI reads what the board remembers and proposes. A human clicks. Three laws, and the product enforces each one — which is why a team learns it in an afternoon.
One truth, seven views
A card is a node of your map. The same node is a kanban card, a timeline bar, a calendar entry, a line in a page, a row in a sheet, and an item in each person's My work. Reorder the board and the plan reorders.
The board remembers, so nobody reports
Every move goes into the board's memory. The stand-up, the dashboard, the sprint report and the retro are all computed from it. The status meeting becomes a button.
The AI reads facts and proposes. A human clicks.
The AI never recounts your board: it gets the facts the app computed and answers with changes you tick or untick — or that you dictate. Apply is one click, undo is one ⌘Z.
The rhythm
Every ritual is one button on the board. Two minutes a day for the team, ten for the owner.
Move your cards
That is the whole stand-up contribution. Someone with nothing to move moves nothing.
The stand-up comes to you
What moved, what is stuck, what is due — in everyone's inbox before the day starts.
AI triage
An owner, a label, a priority and an estimate for every new card. Untick what you disagree with.
The dashboard
Throughput, cycle time, workload per person, and a forecast of the finish.
Close the sprint
The report freezes. The AI writes the retro from the numbers and names one change to try.
Where the AI sits
The question is not whether a tool has AI. It is where the AI sits in the loop — and most stop at level 0.
The chatbot rewrites what you typed
You paste your status into a chat. The source is still a human report, with everything a human forgot.
The AI reads the real state of the work
Reports come from what moved, not from anyone's memory. The AI cannot invent a number, because it never counts.
The AI proposes, your team approves
Triage, suggested moves, dictated changes and the retro land in one review panel. The team keeps authority over its own board.
Pro and Team include 5 M AI credits a month — no key, no other account.
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Your team, running in two hours.
Day one, you build the board and bring the team in. The next morning, the stand-up is already waiting for everyone. That is the morning the habit starts.
Paste your plan
It becomes the map and the cards. Pick a rhythm: Basic, Scrum, Sales or Support.
Invite the team
By email or by link, into a shared space.
Three cards each
Everyone takes their cards and moves one. The board's memory starts here.
First stand-up, live
Read it together, send it to the team chat. The last status meeting held by hand.
It comes to them
The stand-up is in everyone's inbox before the day starts. Nobody wrote it.
A shared space
Teammates edit with you, comment on any card and see who else is on the board. Admins invite and manage the space with you.
An owner for every card
Write down who is on the board — role, what each person owns. Claude proposes an owner for every new card, shows its reason, and waits for your OK.
Shared where your team talks
One click sends the stand-up to WhatsApp or by email. It names the stuck card, never a person to blame.
My work
Each person sees their own cards from every board, in one list. The digest reads from it.
On every phone
Installs as an app, works offline and syncs when you are back. Long-press a card to drag it.
A garden that grows
Every card you finish grows your tree. A daily ring, a streak and 23 badges for the habits of the method — and one switch to turn it off. Close a sprint and share its season recap; on a team space, your teammates' trees stand together in one forest.
Start with your own project.
Describe it on the home page and watch it grow into a tree — then plant your seed in the nursery.