Plan less, ship more

Tracklane is the purpose-built issue tracker for planning cycles and shipping modern software.

Custom issue flows

Model your real process with tailored issue states.

Cycle milestones

Break quarters into focused, time-boxed cycles.

Cross-team projects

Plan work that spans squads without duplicate boards.

Progress insights

Watch scope, velocity, and burn-up in real time.

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Tracklane Board view
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The planning tool behind sharp product teams.
From two-person startups to platform organizations.

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Built for the way modern teams ship

Tracklane borrows the habits of the best product teams: tight scopes, honest priorities, and a cadence the whole company can see.

3x
Faster triage
48%
Fewer stale issues
2x
More cycles shipped

*median change reported by teams after one quarter on Tracklane

Everything around the work, in one place

Cycle burn-up. See scope, started, and completed work converge as the cycle closes.

Cycle burn-up.

One-tap triage. Route incoming issues to the right team before they pile up.

One-tap triage.

Issue threads. Keep decisions attached to the work instead of a separate chat tool.

Issue threads.

Access controls. Decide who can view, edit, and administer every workspace.

Access controls.

Backlog analysis. Spot aging issues and priority drift before planning day arrives.

Backlog analysis.

Plan every cycle with confidence

Cycles give your roadmap a heartbeat: scoped batches of work with clear starts, clear ends, and outcomes everyone can see.

A board that mirrors reality. Statuses, swimlanes, and automation rules that match how your team actually works — not how a tool assumes you should. Reorder, rename, and rewire flows in seconds.
Custom issue flows
One project, every team. Shared projects roll child issues up across squads, so dependencies surface before they bite and nobody maintains a copy of a copy.
Cross-team projects
Milestones that mean something. Attach issues to concrete phases and watch each milestone fill in as work lands. Slipped scope rolls forward automatically at cycle close.
Cycle milestones
Signals, not status meetings. Burn-up, velocity, and scope-change charts update live from the board, so standups stay short and surprises stay rare.
Progress insights

Product teams
run on Tracklane

From seed-stage startups to platform organizations, Tracklane keeps plans honest and shipping visible.

Priya Nair, Product Lead
Triage went from a Monday dread to a ten-minute ritual. Tracklane routes the noise before we ever see it.
Priya Nair, Product Lead
Oakline Systems
Tomas Berg, Engineering Lead
The burn-up chart quietly ended our weekly status meeting. Nobody has missed it.
Tomas Berg, Engineering Lead
Hexaform
Sana Idris, Design Lead
Design finally lives in the same flow as engineering. Handoff stopped being a ceremony.
Sana Idris, Design Lead
Bluepine Labs

Pricing

Start free with the whole team. Upgrade when you need unlimited issues, deeper insights, and workspace-wide controls.

Billed annually

Starter

$0

  • Unlimited members
  • 2 teams
  • 500 active issues
  • Chat and repository integrations

Scale

$168 per user/year

  • Everything in Team, plus...
  • Audit log and SSO
  • Advanced permissions
  • Custom cycle automation
  • Priority support
  • Uptime SLA

Frequently Asked Questions

An issue tracker and planning workspace for product teams: boards, cycles, projects, and insights in one fast interface.

Tracklane is built around cycles rather than open-ended queues, so scope, progress, and rollover are visible without manual reporting.

Yes. CSV import maps your current statuses, labels, and assignees, and you can rename any of them afterwards.

Repository, chat, and calendar connectors sync issue state both ways, plus a documented webhook API for anything custom.

Incomplete issues roll into the next cycle by default, and the burn-up chart keeps the original scope line for comparison.

Self-hosting is available on the Scale plan with a container image and a Postgres database you operate.