Tability is an OKR platform with AI check-ins and agent-assigned goals. Review of features, integrations, and pricing from $6 per user per month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Tability is an OKR and goal-tracking platform where teams set objectives and key results, check in on progress, and report results from one workspace. The company calls it an AI-native platform for running strategy with both human and AI agent teams. It is built around goals, key results, and a regular check-in rhythm, and it also supports KPIs and hybrid models.
Tability Pty Ltd is a seed-funded startup founded by ex-Atlassians, with team members in Australia and the US. It states that more than 1,000 teams use the product and that customers are located in over 60 countries. Its stated aim is more outcomes with less process.
Work starts with setting goals. Each goal can be assigned to a person, an AI agent, or both, and all of them appear in the same interface and dashboard. AI-assisted editing suggests wording and formatting, and a strategy map shows how goals cascade and connect across teams and the wider organization.
Progress is tracked through weekly check-ins, automated reminders for people, and scheduled check-ins from agents. Integrations such as Jira, Linear, and Salesforce sync data into the plan. Reports and dashboards draw on that live data, and users can build reports from prompts and schedule them to send automatically.
The core toolkit covers goal setting with AI suggestions, goal tracking with check-ins and trends, a strategy map for dependencies, and initiatives with due dates and a kanban view. Async standups replace daily meetings with quick updates. Reporting includes custom dashboards, presentation mode, weekly digests, CSV and PDF export, and slide export. A mobile app delivers reports and alerts.
The AI layer includes Tabby, an assistant that automates check-ins and proactive reporting, and AI retrospectives for instant summaries. Agent Manager lets agents own goals with a job description, skills, and a definition of success. An MCP server connects Tability to Claude, ChatGPT, or other MCP clients, and AI Mode, labeled experimental, answers plain-language questions about goals.
Tability is an OKR and goal-tracking platform. Teams use it to set objectives and key results, run check-ins, and report on progress. Goals can be assigned to people or AI agents.
Tability lists Basic at $6 per user per month billed yearly ($7 billed monthly) and Premium at $10 billed yearly ($12 monthly). The Agentic plan is $20 per user per month billed yearly and is marked coming soon. Enterprise pricing requires contacting the company.
Yes. Every plan includes a 14-day trial, and the site says no credit card is required. There is no permanent free plan listed, though read-only seats are free.
It suits teams from small startups to large enterprises that want a dedicated OKR platform. It is a particularly good fit for those who want AI-assisted check-ins and reporting or plan to use AI agents.
Tability lists Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp, Notion, Confluence, Miro, and data tools such as Google Sheets, PostgreSQL, Tableau, and Power BI. It also provides API access and an MCP server.
Its materials position it for teams of 1 to 20,000 people. There are no user minimums, so a small team can start with a few paid seats and add free read-only seats for stakeholders.
Tability says it is GDPR compliant with SOC2-aligned security practices and encryption. It offers regional hosting in the US, EU, and Australia, and says agent data goes through OpenAI's Enterprise API and is not used for training.
Anyone who creates or edits goals, check-ins, or tasks counts as a paid user. Read-only users are free but cannot comment or change anything, and each paid user gets 2 free read-only seats.