Issues, cycles and projects for software teams
Standupless is an issue tracker for software engineers. File issues, plan cycles, group work into projects and link pull requests, then check progress in the app instead of in a meeting.
Features
What a workspace holds
Issues, the teams that own them, the cycles and projects they are planned into, and the views and inbox you read them through.
Issues
Every issue gets a team key, a status, a priority, labels, an estimate and an assignee. Break big work into sub-issues and link related ones.
Teams
Each team keeps its own key prefix, workflow statuses, labels and members, so one workspace can hold several ways of working.
Cycles
Plan work in time boxed cycles and watch progress roll up from the issues inside them as they move.
Projects and roadmap
Group issues across teams into projects with a lead, dates and progress, then see every project and cycle on one roadmap.
Board, list and saved views
Switch between a list and a board, filter by any property, and save the views you come back to so the whole team can use them.
Inbox and notifications
Assignments, mentions, comments and status changes land in one inbox, and reach your verified email address too.
Keyboard
Every common action has a shortcut
Press Command K or Ctrl K to reach any action from anywhere, or learn the single keys for the ones you use most.
- Create an issueC
- Open the command palette⌘K
- Search/
- Go to your inboxGI
- Go to my issuesGM
- Move through a listJK
- See every shortcut?
GitHub
Pull requests move issues for you
Connect the GitHub app and mention an issue key in a branch name, pull request title or description. The pull request is linked to the issue automatically.
- Opening a pull request moves the issue to In Progress.
- Merging one that says Fixes, Closes or Resolves before the key moves the issue to Done.
- Each team chooses which status every step moves to.
API
Reach the same data from your own tools
What you can do in the app, your scripts, your terminal and your AI assistants can do through the API.
REST API
A documented API with workspace API keys for scripts and services.
Webhooks
Get a signed request when an issue is created, updated or changes status, or when someone comments.
MCP server
Connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code or any MCP client that supports remote HTTP servers. It signs in through your browser with OAuth, so there is no key to paste.
https://api.standupless.dev/api/mcpCLI
List, create, edit and close issues from your terminal, and get a branch name for one. Every command can print JSON for scripts.
pip install standupless-cli
Once you are signed in, the MCP and CLI page in settings has the setup for each assistant and for the CLI. Create an account
Set up a workspace and file your first issue
Create an account, name the workspace, add a team and start.