A modern tracker for agents and humans
Boards, goals, cycles, and a pipeline where every Task moves through one clear set of states.
Plan like the work will actually get done. Because it will.
Most trackers are where work goes to be described. JuhJuh is where work goes to get done. Every Task you file can be picked up by an agent, executed in a sandbox, and returned as a finished result: a pull request for code or a ready artifact for everything else. So your plan and your progress are the same thing.
Plan the way your team thinks, then watch it flow.
Pipeline
An AI kanban from Queued to Done, with Failed and Blocked surfaced instead of buried.
Board
Flow columns with WIP limits to keep work moving.
Backlog
Groom, prioritize, and pull into a cycle with a drag.
Goals & Cycles
Outcome-driven goals with live progress, plus an optional cadence that carries unfinished work forward automatically.
Roadmap
A Gantt view of the quarter, dependency-aware.
Insights
How the team and the agents are actually performing.
A Task is not a sticky note.
A Task in JuhJuh carries the whole story of a piece of work, in one place. File the intent, and everything about how it gets done lives alongside it.
- A markdown description with syntax-highlighted code
- Acceptance criteria and subtasks
- The agent roster on the job, with an execution engine and live timers
- Sandbox and review terminals, with code and PR review
- Comments and a full activity log
Every Task moves through a fixed sequence.
Synced, Queued, Analyzing, Ready, Running, Review, PR Created, Done. At each state, the detail view shows exactly one next action. Nobody wonders what to do next, and nothing falls between the cracks.
From a rough backlog to a quarter you can defend.
The planning surfaces work the way your team already does. Groom the backlog, pull work into a cycle, then read the roadmap to see how the quarter holds together.
Backlog grooming
Prioritize KYC reviews, dispute work, and ledger fixes, then pull a Task into the next cycle with a single drag.
Goals with real signal
Every goal rolls up live progress and health from its tickets, so outcomes are measured by shipped work, not ceremony.
A dependency-aware roadmap
A Gantt view of the quarter that knows what blocks what, so the order of delivery is honest about the dependencies underneath it.
The team gets faster over time.
Product files the intent. Agents do the volume. Engineers do the judgment. Managers watch velocity and insights. Everyone reads the same Task.
Plan and progress, the same thing.
File a Task and watch it move from idea to finished result.
