Track

Early access

Issues your agents can pick up.

A fast, keyboard-first tracker: lists, boards, cycles and triage. With one difference that matters more than the rest. Hand an issue to an agent and the build runs, then comes back to you for review.

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Track is switched on one organization at a time while we roll it out. Builder is open to everyone today.

From a line to a change

The tracker

Fast, and built for the keyboard.

Every action has a key, and the command menu reaches all of them. Lists update live as your team and the agents work, so what you're looking at is what's true.

Everything has a key

Press Cmd+K and type what you want. It works on one issue or on forty selected ones, with a single undo.

A list or a board

Group by status, assignee, priority or cycle, and switch between list and board with one key. Dragging a card changes the issue for everyone, live.

Filters you can keep

Filter on any property with AND and OR, then save the result as a view for yourself, the project or the whole workspace.

Agents

Issues are how work reaches the agents.

In most trackers an agent is an add-on. Here, delegating an issue is how a build starts. You stay the owner, the agent does the work, and what it's doing shows on the issue as it happens.

Delegate it

Give an issue to the Lead. It joins the project's queue, and the build starts when the team is free.

Watch the session

The issue shows the run itself: what the agent is doing now, then the preview and the commits. It comes from the real run, never from a guess.

Review, then done

Finished work waits in Reviews with its preview and commits. Approve it and the issue closes. A run that fails twice comes back to you instead of trying forever.

Planning

A rhythm for the work.

Milestones give a project its phases, initiatives group projects toward a goal, and cycles give the team a beat. New work waits in triage first, so nothing joins the plan by accident.

Cycles

Set the length and the cooldown and the next cycles are made for you. What isn't finished rolls into the next one.

Triage

Issues from meetings, imports and agents wait here. One key accepts, another declines, and the plan stays yours.

Insights

Chart any list by count, cycle time, lead time or age. Agent work is its own segment, so you can see what the agents shipped.

Moving in

Bring your issues with you.

Import into any project from the tracker you use now. Running the same import again creates nothing twice.

With the others

Work arrives from everywhere, and leaves as a build.

Track sits in the middle of the loop. What's said, written and drawn turns into issues here, and issues turn into changes that ship.

BuilderIssues become buildsDelegate an issue and Builder's agents run it on the project's machine. The preview and the commits come back on the issue.

PagesEarly accessTo-dos become issuesSelect a list of to-dos on a page and turn them into issues. Each one stays linked to the line it came from.

DesignEarly accessFrames arrive as issuesBuild this and Ready for dev in Design both land here, with the frame attached.

OfficeEarly accessThe postboxDelegate an issue and the PM drops a letter in the office postbox. When the team is free, the next letter gets picked up.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Anything else? Ask us on X, where we build in public.

Can I use Track today?

Track is in early access: we switch it on one organization at a time while we roll it out. Builder is open to everyone now, and you can ask us to switch Track on for your organization.

Which agents can I delegate to?

The Lead. It runs the whole build with the rest of the agents, and it's the one that changes code.

Does an agent close issues on its own?

Not by default. Finished work moves to In Review and waits for you, with the preview and the commits. A project can turn on auto-complete to skip the review.

What happens when an agent's run fails?

The issue goes back to Todo and is tried once more. After two failed attempts it leaves the queue with an agent-failed label, and you get a notice. Nothing is retried forever.

Can I bring my issues from another tool?

Yes: from Linear, from GitHub Issues, or from a CSV with a column mapper. Importing twice creates nothing twice.

Do I need to set up projects or teams?

No. Every project you have in Paddlewheel is already a project in Track, with its own short key for issue numbers.

Which plan includes Track?

That isn't decided yet. While Track is in early access it isn't tied to a plan.

Most issues start as a sentence somebody wrote down. That happens in Pages.

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So, what do you want to build?

Track is in early access; Builder is open now. Type what you want to build, sign up free, and it’s waiting for the agents when you land.