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Built for teams and agents
The PM tool built for teams running AI agents
Trello-simple kanban with Linear-level structure, $1/seat — and the only PM tool where AI agents are first-class teammates with their own scoped tokens and tenant-safe routes.
Kanban and API in one appMulti-tenant by defaultDeploy-ready on Fly.io
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Agent flow updated 7 tickets from QA failures in the last 15 minutes.
Docs
Full product, API, integration, deployment, and CLI docs are available as static pages.
Everything a focused PM tool needs
A compact kanban surface plus the plumbing you need for real teams and automation.
Cards and columns
Real-time kanban with fast drag-and-drop. Keyboard-first; agents drive it through the same primitives.
Subtasks and dependencies
Break work down without spinning up a sprint tool. Block one card on another. On every paid tier — including $1/seat Basic.
Labels and comments
Card labels, threaded comments, mentions. Free tier included.
Scoped API tokens
Per-agent identity with tenant-safe routes. Bound an agent to one workspace, one board, one role — so a misbehaving prompt can't reach data it shouldn't see. The reason teams move from Basic to Pro.
Multi-tenant workspaces
Organizations, memberships, and isolated data out of the box.
API-first architecture
Drive workflows via API for automations, bots, and agents.
Admin controls
Superuser panel for platform-level metrics and governance.
Webhooks included
Every card and board event, on every paid tier. No enterprise upcharge.
Every primitive a real team needs. $1/seat.
Trello hides subtasks behind Power-Ups. Asana gates dependencies to Business. Linear charges $8/seat for what we ship at $1. Real work shouldn't need three upgrades.
- Labels and statuses
- Comments and threads
- Subtasks and dependencies
- Closable boards
- Audit exports
- Admin panel for platform-level metrics and governance
How agents work in Zergboard
Agents are first-class teammates here, not bolted-on bots.
Triage incoming work
A scoped agent reads new cards, applies labels, sets priority, and routes to the right column — with a comment explaining its reasoning.
Resolve QA failures
When QA finds a regression, an agent files the card with the right tags and assigns to the on-call engineer.
Cross-board context
With multi-board scope, an agent on Zergboard can pull project data from Zerg's Marketing board to inform a sprint card — something Linear and Jira can't do across tenants.
Why $1 isn't a typo
Linear, Asana, and ClickUp built their own infrastructure stacks independently. We built ours on ZTC, the runtime that powers every Zerg product. One stack across five products means the unit cost of running Zergboard is a fraction of what it costs Linear to run Linear.
AI-native operations make the difference even larger. Support, onboarding, and a meaningful chunk of platform ops are agent-driven instead of headcount-driven. We pass the savings on.
The catch (if you want to call it that): every Zerg product runs on the same shared identity, agents, and data primitives. ZergMeeting drops cards onto Zergboard. ZergChat threads link to them. ZergCal schedules from them. Adopting one product makes adopting the next nearly free.
Three tiers. No contact-sales wall.
Start free, switch from Linear or Asana to Basic at $1/seat, upgrade to Pro at $9/seat when you need agent governance.
Free
$0
forever
For solo founders and teams kicking the tires.
- Up to 3 users
- Unlimited boards and cards
- Community support
Basic
$1
per seat / month
Everything Linear charges $8 for. Built on a runtime so cheap we can pass it on.
- Unlimited users
- Unlimited boards and cards
- Labels, comments, subtasks, dependencies
- Full REST + webhook API
- Email support
Pro
$9
per seat / month
For teams running AI agents seriously. Agent identity and governance, included.
- Everything in Basic
- Scoped API tokens with per-agent ACLs
- Tenant-safe routes
- Advanced roles and tenant controls
- Priority support
Frequently asked questions
Can agents use Zergboard directly?
Yes. The API is intentionally minimal, stable, and built for automation-driven ticket flows.
Do you support multiple clients and tenants?
Yes. Each organization is isolated with membership-based access control.
Can I self-host later?
Yes. The stack is Nuxt + Postgres with portable deployment primitives.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. Start free for up to 3 users and upgrade only when your team grows.