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is.team launched as a visual project tool where AI agents work alongside people. It mixes whiteboards, kanban, voice, and integrations, with a flat $16/mo for 15 people.

Based on reporting by Product Hunt, Alper Mutlu Toksoz — read the original for the full story.

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is.team is pitching project management as a shared canvas instead of a pile of tabs. The product lets teams drag kanban boards and notes around an infinite workspace, then bring in AI agents as part of the work itself. Those agents connect through MCP, create tasks, join conversations, and help ship the project alongside the team.

The setup is built to feel collaborative, not stitched together. There are voice rooms built in, real-time collaboration, and integrations with GitHub, Slack, and Calendar. That puts the usual project-moving pieces in one place, which is the basic promise here: fewer handoffs, less context lost between tools.

Pricing is blunt. The company says the plan is $16 a month flat for 15 people, with a free start and no credit card required. That makes the product easy to try without procurement drama, which is often half the battle for team software.

The bigger idea is the spatial workspace itself. Rather than treating AI as a side panel or a chatbot parked in the corner, is.team wants it inside the workflow, moving tasks and talking with the team in the same room. Product Hunt lists it under productivity, task management, and artificial intelligence, which is probably the cleanest summary of what it wants to be.

My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting

This is the rare AI pitch that doesn’t sound allergic to actual work. Putting agents inside the team space, instead of dangling them as a novelty widget, is the right instinct. Most software still treats collaboration like a stack of forms; this one at least admits people think in messy, visual, half-finished chunks.

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