is.team is a canvas project board where Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT work beside your team over MCP. Free plan, paid from $8/mo, Pro $16/mo for 15 seats.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
is.team is a web-based project management tool that replaces the usual list of cards with an infinite canvas. Boards, notes and connections sit on one spatial workspace, so a team can zoom out to see the whole project or zoom in on a single task.
Its main idea is that AI agents are treated like teammates. Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT connect over MCP, subscribe to a board and reply in card chat while they work. The product also includes its own AI for planning, meeting notes and automations.
The company, IS.TEAM LLC of Dover, Delaware, says it designs for teams of 2 to 15 people and positions the tool against heavier alternatives such as Jira, Notion and Linear.
Teams create boards on the canvas, add columns and cards, and invite members. Each card has its own chat, where people and agents leave comments. An external agent subscribes to a board over MCP and posts replies there as it works.
Automation is configured per card. In the AI tab you write a rule in plain language, for example sending a task back if less than 10 minutes were logged. When a task enters the card, the AI evaluates the prompt and can move the task, assign people, add comments, or send email and Slack messages. Every action is logged in card chat with its reasoning.
For coding work, Claude Code can run through the is.team local agent and attach to a card, so a task landing there triggers the agent in real time.
The AI features include AI Card Automations, an AI Workflow Planner that builds phases, tasks, story points and assignments from a description, and a meeting note taker that turns calls into tasks with titles, priorities and assignees.
Planning tools include Kanban boards, a Gantt-style timeline view, sprints with burndown charts and scope creep alerts, story points, advanced filters, a rich text editor and global search. Tracking tools include time tracking, per-board budgets in currency or hours, and workspace analytics such as cycle time and workload by member.
Collaboration features include real-time editing, voice rooms with screen sharing, daily standup scheduling and embeddable forms that create a task for every submission. Webhooks signed with HMAC-SHA256 connect to Zapier and Make.
is.team is a project management tool built on an infinite canvas. AI agents such as Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT can connect over MCP and work on a board next to human teammates. It also has built-in AI for planning, meeting notes and automations.
The Free plan is $0. Starter is $8 a month, Pro is $16 a month and Max is $39 a month, all at Early Adopter pricing that is 80% off. Listed post-launch prices are $40, $80 and $195 a month. Yearly billing advertises 2 months free.
Yes. The Free plan has no time limit and needs no credit card. It includes unlimited tasks, 1 workspace, 2 boards and up to 3 team members.
No. The company says pricing is per workspace, not per seat. Pro covers 15 members for $16 a month and Max covers 50 members for $39 a month.
It integrates with GitHub, Slack, Google Drive, Figma, Google Calendar, Zapier and Make. AI agents such as Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT connect over MCP, and webhooks are signed with HMAC-SHA256.
An agent connects over MCP, subscribes to a board and replies in card chat while it works. Claude Code can also run through the is.team local agent attached to a card, so a task landing there triggers the agent in real time.
It suits small teams of about 2 to 15 people, especially engineering teams and startup founders who want tasks, planning and AI agents in one workspace. The company positions it against heavier tools such as Jira.
The company designs for teams of 2 to 15 and offers a free plan plus flat workspace pricing, which suits small teams. Larger organizations may reach the 50-member limit of the Max plan.