Dart is an AI project management workspace for teams and agents. Free plan for up to 4 teammates; paid plans from $8 per teammate per month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Dart is a project management workspace built around the idea that AI agents are part of the team. Instead of keeping agent output in separate chat windows, Dart puts people and agents in one shared workspace with tasks, docs and goals, so each handoff and result stays connected to the work.
The site positions the product as a workplace for the agent era. Teams can bring their own teammates, build custom agents, and connect agents they already use. The company says more than 100,000 teams use Dart, and it offers a free plan with no credit card required.
Work in Dart is organized as tasks with properties such as status, assignee, priority and type, plus descriptions, linked docs, subtasks and relationships like blockers. A task can be assigned to a person or to an agent, and the agent reports progress on the task itself.
Dart describes two modes. In Chat mode, a user plans with an agent, for example a planning and strategy agent, and ends with a spec. In Build mode, an agent such as Codex picks up a linked task, works through subtasks and shares the completed work for review. Context carries between the two modes.
For larger goals, a lead agent breaks the work into a plan and coordinates specialist agents, while teammates step in when their judgment helps.
The agent layer includes custom agents, connections to external agents such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Manus, OpenClaw, Grok, Hermes and Devin, and multi-agent orchestration. AI features also cover task property filling, subtask generation, duplicate detection, planning, slash commands and natural language input.
The project management layer includes list, board, roadmap and calendar layouts, filters, sorting and saved views, sprints, time tracking, forms, reports, custom task types and statuses, and real-time collaboration with comments and notifications.
For developers and administrators, Dart offers an API, Python, TypeScript and JavaScript libraries, a CLI, webhooks and an MCP server. Higher tiers add admin and guest roles, SAML SSO, SCIM, public views and granular access management.
Dart is a project management workspace where teammates and AI agents work together on shared tasks, docs and goals. Teams can build custom agents or connect agents they already use, and keep every handoff and result tied to the work.
Dart has a free Personal plan for up to four teammates. Premium is $8 per teammate per month and Business is $12 per teammate per month, with a 20% discount badge shown on both paid plans.
Yes. Personal costs $0 and includes unlimited tasks and docs, AI agents, AI task execution, and ChatGPT and Claude integrations. The site says no credit card is required.
Dart lists Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Manus, OpenClaw, Grok, Hermes and Devin. It also offers access to models from providers such as Gemini, Meta, Amazon and Cohere.
Integrations include ChatGPT, Claude, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, GitHub, Notion, Jira, Zapier, n8n, Pipedream, Google Calendar and email. An API, libraries, CLI and MCP server allow custom integrations.
Dart has a startup-focused solutions page and a free plan for up to four teammates, which suits small teams. Larger teams can move to Premium for unlimited teammates.
The Business plan includes SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning and granular access management. The site also has a security page describing its security posture and compliance.
Yes. The plan comparison lists desktop apps for Mac, Windows and Linux and mobile apps for iOS and Android.