Boards and timelines that understand your team: their skills, their capacity and the contractors you can call on. Every morning, PMAPP's AI tells you what is at risk and who should pick it up.
The questions that fill a team lead’s week,answered before you ask.
PMAPP reads every board, every morning, and tells you where to look. When something needs to change, you ask.
Morning brief
Which client is about to slip?
Each morning the brief names the client at risk, what is blocking it and the one thing to do first, citing the cards behind it. You hear about it before standup, not from the client.
Workload
Who has room for this?
See what everyone has due this week and this month, with their skills beside it. The brief suggests who should take what, names a freelancer when nobody in-house is free, and says when it is time to hire.
Assistant
The client pushed everything back a week.
Say so, typed or out loud. The assistant moves the start and due dates together on every card involved and tells you what changed. Deleting, archiving and access changes wait for your approval.
Answers as charts
Where does this project actually stand?
Ask in plain words and get a chart, a timeline or a table from live data, with a recommendation on top. It reads the project’s notes too, and your private notes only in your own chats.
Skills
Who covers when they are away?
Skills only one person has are flagged as a risk, so you can pair someone up before a holiday or a resignation stalls a launch.
English and ไทย
Not everyone on the team works best in English.
PMAPP is fully translated into Thai, and the assistant writes the brief and its answers, spoken ones included, in each person’s own language.
Plan around people
Your team's skills and capacity, on one screen
Every person carries their skills and whether they're in-house or a contractor. PMAPP counts what each person has due, flags anyone over or under capacity, and warns you about skills only one person has.
Skills and contractor profiles
Capacity per person, 7 and 30 days out
Single-person skills flagged as risks
Staffing advice from AI
It tells you who should take it, by name
The daily brief weighs the work due against who has the skills and the room. It rebalances in-house first, names a contractor with the right skills when nobody is free, and tells you when it's time to hire.
Rebalance, outsource or hire, with reasons
Names the cards each move unblocks
Contractors weighed alongside staff
Risk by client
See which client is about to slip
PMAPP reads overdue work, blocked approvals and stale cards for every client, then gives you the one thing to do first, in plain language, citing the cards behind it.
A morning brief for the whole workspace
Risk level and drivers per client
Work blocked on the client, surfaced
Type it or say it
Ask it to move the work. Approve anything that matters.
Type to the assistant, or tap Voice and just talk: it listens, answers out loud, and puts the full answer in the chat, charts and all. Ask it to reassign cards, set milestones or turn a photo of a whiteboard into cards. Everyday edits happen straight away; deleting, archiving or changing access waits for your approval. Claude and other agents can work in PMAPP too, through MCP, with the same permissions as you.
Type itOr just say it
Live voice that answers out loud
Destructive changes wait for approval
Photo and document to cards
Works with Claude through MCP
The assistant
Ask in plain words. Get the answer drawn.
It reads your boards and your notes, then shows the answer the way it is easiest to see — a chart, a timeline, a table — and asks back when your request could mean two things.
Breakdowns, workload, timelines and tables, from live data
Your team's notes and your private ones, read for the project you ask about
Clarifying questions with tap-to-answer choices
Next steps suggested after every answer
Assistant
Which client is most at risk this week?
Helios and Fernwick are tied, with three overdue cards each.
Helios3
Fernwick3
Acme2
→ Who has room to help?→ Show the overdue cards
How is Helios going?
Two launch blockers are overdue. Your own note says their design lead is away from Oct 20, so get the paywall signed off first.
From your notes
Helios launch planTeamShip v2.0 to the App Store by Oct 24
My Helios worriesOnly youDesign lead on leave from Oct 20
→ Add a to-do: paywall sign-off
What's coming up in the next two weeks?
Four launches cluster before the TestFlight beta. One is already late.
Paywall screens
HealthKit sync
Push notifications
TestFlight beta
→ Push the beta back a week
Move the design card to Done.
Which design card do you mean?
Booking flow redesignWebsite design system
ListeningEnd
Bring your own AI
Works with Claude and ChatGPT.
Connect PMAPP to Claude or ChatGPT through MCP, then ask about your boards or have it update cards from the chat you already use — with exactly your access, nothing more.
Signs in with your PMAPP account
Reads and edits with your permissions only
Disconnect any time from Settings
On the Studio and Enterprise plans, once a workspace admin turns it on.
ClaudeChatGPT
And the basics, done properly
To do
Design
Logo refinement
Engineering
Booking API
In progress
Content
Homepage copy
iOS
Offline sync
Done
Brand workshop
Organize
Boards, lists, and cards with labels, due dates, checklists, and attachments.
Schedule
A Gantt timeline with drag-to-reschedule, milestones, and deadline markers.
Collaborate
Invite by email or link, comment with @mentions, and set roles per board.
Track
My Work, team workload, and analytics across every board.
AI assistant
Type or talk. It answers with charts and timelines, and makes the changes you ask for.
Notify
In-app and email notifications, with each person choosing what reaches them.
Import & export
Boards import and export as JSON.
Control
SSO on Studio and Enterprise, session management, and an audit log of who changed what.
Several clients, one team. See which client is slipping, what is waiting on their approval, and who can take the next job.
Product and app teams
Releases with blockers and milestones. A timeline that shows whether the launch date still holds, and an assistant that moves a sprint in one sentence.
Teams with freelancers
Freelancers carry their skills and are weighed alongside staff, so work goes to whoever has the skill and the room.
Leads who also do the work
Read the morning brief instead of checking every board, and make changes by asking, even on the way to your next meeting.
Per-seat pricing
14-day trial on any plan. No card required to start.
Team
$6/user/mo
For teams getting organized: up to 15 people and 10 active projects, with the assistant and live voice.