The issue tracker your team will actually keep open
Issues, projects, cycles and docs in one quick, keyboard-first workspace. Agents live inside it, not bolted on the side. Use it in the browser, on your desktop, or on your phone on the way to a meeting.
Log it before you forget it
Hit C from anywhere and just start typing. Status, priority, assignee, labels: each one is a single keystroke. If someone already filed the same thing, you'll know before it hits triage. And the conversation stays on the issue, where the next person will look for it.
- Break big issues into sub-issues, and mark what blocks what
- Comment, mention, react, thread. The usual, done properly
- See how long every issue sat in each status
Agent delegation sessions for external OAuth apps
External agents registered as OAuth apps should be able to accept a delegated issue and open a session that appears in the activity feed.
Session record on accept
Activity feed entry with tool calls
Revoke when app token expires
Quantify Agent opened a session· 1h agoQuantify Agent created sub-issue PLT-226· 58m agoTwo weeks at a time, without the ceremony
Cycles start and end on their own. Whatever didn't get finished rolls into the next one. When someone quietly adds scope on a Wednesday, the chart shows it on Wednesday, and the whole team is looking at the same line.
- Automatic rollover, with a cooldown week if you want one
- A burn-up for every cycle, scope against done
- The cycle shows on every issue, board and list
Find out where the time actually goes
Open Insights on any list and slice it however you like: by status, priority, assignee, label, project or cycle. It's the same list you were already looking at, so the numbers match what your team sees. And because every issue records how long it sat in each status, you can finally answer "why did that take three weeks?"
- Charts and tables on any list, view or cycle
- Time in status for every issue, rolled up by team
- Save a slice as a view and share the link
Project status you can believe
Every project has a lead, milestones and a target date. Once a week the lead writes a short update and picks a health: on track, at risk, or off track. No auto-generated green ticks. Initiatives roll projects up, so leadership gets the real picture without asking anyone to build a deck.
- Milestones that show their own progress
- Weekly updates with an honest health call
- Initiative health that follows its projects
Agents GA
Built-in and external agents can accept delegated issues, run sessions and report back in the activity feed.
Delegation landed. Sessions show in the feed. External OAuth apps are next and are on schedule for the 12th.
Agents GA spec
Problem
Teams want to hand routine issues to an agent without leaving the tracker or losing the audit trail.
Proposal
Agents are members. They get delegated issues, open sessions, and post into the activity feed like anyone else. External agents register as OAuth apps with scoped tokens.
Session lifecycle
Token scopes
Rate limits per app
The spec lives next to the work
Write the PRD, the retro and the runbook in the same place as the issues they talk about. Every edit is versioned and credited, so you can see who changed what and why. Templates keep each team's docs looking like they belong together.
- Attach a doc to an issue, a project, an initiative or a team
- Full history, with each author's changes kept apart
- Templates per team, each with its own icon
Ask the assistant. Delegate to an agent.
Ask the assistant a question about your workspace and it answers with real issues, then offers to act. Mention an agent in a comment and it picks the work up, right there in the thread. Every session shows in the activity feed, tool call by tool call, and an MCP server lets Claude, Cursor and whatever you use next do the same with a token you scope yourself.
- Ask in plain English, get real issues back, say yes
- Mention an agent in a comment and it takes the work
- Every tool call logged on the issue, nothing hidden
Two look at risk. Both have been In Progress for over a week with no commits linked.
Sam has capacity this week. Want me to move PLT-221 to Sam and ask Anna for an update on PLT-209?
Done.
- Reassigned PLT-221 to Sam O
- Commented on PLT-209 asking Anna for an update
@Quantify Agent can you split this into sub-issues and take the token revocation one yourself?
Split it into three. I've picked up the revocation work and started a session.
PLT-227Session audit view for admins
PLT-228Rate limits per external appPerfect. Keep the session visible after the token is revoked so the audit trail has no gap.
Noted. Added that as an acceptance criterion on PLT-226.
Always one keystroke away
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Runs on macOS 13 and up, Apple silicon or Intel. Windows 10 and up. Ubuntu 22.04 and up, or most other distributions via AppImage and .deb.
Triage from the train
Real native apps for iPhone and Android, made for the ten minutes between meetings. Clear your inbox, open an issue, nudge a status, drop a comment, or hand something to an agent. If you lose signal, it all syncs when you're back.
Agent delegation sessions for external OAuth apps
External agents registered as OAuth apps should be able to accept a delegated issue and open a session that appears in the activity feed.
Session record on accept
Activity feed entry with tool calls
Revoke when app token expires
iOS 17 and up. Android 12 and up. Push notifications, widgets and the share sheet on both.
Everything has an API
Anything you can do in the app, you can do from the API, a webhook, or an MCP client. There's no enterprise tier hiding the good bits and no marketplace of add-ons to buy.
MCP server
Give Claude, Cursor or your own agent a scoped token and let it work in your workspace like a colleague.
Public API and webhooks
Clean REST with scoped tokens and proper concurrency control, plus a webhook for every issue, project and cycle event.
Customers and time
Tie requests back to the customer who asked for them, and roll time up by project or category. Both are built in, not bolted on.
Fully managed
We run it. Your data is isolated per tenant, you get passkeys and SSO, daily backups, and an audit trail on every change.
Plays nicely with the rest of your stack
Connect your source control and the other Molten Mouse tools, and issues start collecting their own branches, pull requests, preview environments and agent sessions. Nobody has to paste a link into a comment ever again.
Source control
GitHubName a branch after the issue and it links itself. Merge the PR and the issue moves to Done. Reviews show up in the feed.
GitLabMerge requests, pipelines and branches on the issue. Works with gitlab.com or your own instance.
Azure DevOpsRepos and pull requests on the issue, plus work item sync if you're moving over from Boards.Molten Mouse tools
SideQuestSpin up a preview environment from any branch. The issue shows the URL, the build log and whether it's up.
AivaHand an issue to an Aiva coding session. Its progress, tool calls and the pull request it opens all land back on the issue.
Swarm SurfBrowser sessions that put your app through its paces. Recordings, checks and failures attach to the issue that started them.Start with the next thing on your list
Free for teams of up to ten. One flat price per seat after that, and nothing locked behind a tier.
Let's keep the session visible even after the token is revoked, otherwise the audit trail has a gap.