Features
The whole delivery loop, one surface
Most stacks scatter planning, tracking, releasing, and announcing across four tools. Draft folds them into one — and makes the fast path the default path.
Core
Built for the way shipping actually works
Five pieces, designed together. Each one is good alone; the compound effect is the product.
Issues that keep up with you
Create, assign, and close from anywhere in the app. Every action is optimistic and syncs in the background, so the interface never waits on the network — and neither do you.
Cycles, not quarters
Plan in short, honest windows. Draft scopes each cycle automatically, rolls unfinished work forward, and charts velocity so estimates come from evidence instead of optimism.
Releases with receipts
Group merged work into a release, and Draft assembles the notes — ready to publish to your changelog in one click.
Agents in the loop
Draft Agents triage duplicates, suggest owners, and draft fix summaries — always as proposals you approve, never silent edits.
The command menu
Every action in the product lives one keystroke away. Press the command key and K, type what you mean, hit enter.
Speed
Local-first, so the app never waits
Every read and write hits a store on your machine first and syncs in the background. Optimistic by default, conflict-free on reconnect — a flight or a dead hotel Wi-Fi never blocks the work.
- 50ms median sync latency across regions
- Full offline mode with automatic merges
- Instant search across your entire history
Keyboard
Command-K is the whole app
Every action lives one keystroke away: navigate, assign, label, close, publish. The command menu learns your habits and keeps your most-used actions on top — hands never leave the keys.
- Fuzzy matching tuned for issue titles
- Context-aware actions per screen
- Fully remappable shortcuts
FAQ
Answers, before you ask
The questions every team runs through before switching. Something missing? The docs go deeper.
How long does it take to migrate from our current tracker?
Most teams finish the same day. The importer maps projects, labels, and history from the majority of popular trackers, runs a dry pass first so you can review the mapping, and keeps your old IDs searchable so muscle memory survives the move.
What exactly do Draft Agents do?
They handle the toil around the edges: flagging likely duplicates, suggesting an owner and severity for new issues, and assembling release-note drafts from merged work. Every agent action is a proposal you accept or dismiss — agents never edit anything silently.
Does Draft work offline?
Yes. The whole workspace is local-first: reads and writes hit a store on your machine and sync when a connection returns. A flight, a tunnel, or a flaky hotel network never blocks you from working.
Can we host the changelog on our own domain?
On the Pro plan and above, point a CNAME at your workspace and the changelog serves from your domain with your branding, an RSS feed, and an email digest your customers can subscribe to.
How is our data protected?
Everything is encrypted in transit and at rest, workspaces are isolated per customer, and the Business plan adds SAML SSO, SCIM, audit logs, and data residency options. We publish our security practices and run a year-round disclosure program.
What happens when we outgrow the Free plan?
Nothing dramatic — you keep every issue, cycle, and page of history. Upgrading flips the limits off in place, and downgrading later leaves your data intact and exportable at any time.
See the loop for yourself
Import your tracker in one command and plan your first cycle today.