Run the whole product alone. Look like you didn't.
Tell Claude what you're building and the board stays current on its own. Scored priorities, releases, a changelog, a public roadmap. Everything a real project needs, and you keep none of it.
You manage the product. Claude manages the board.
Free forever for one person · No task limit · MCP included
FlowBoard roadmapNobody wrote this page. It's the backlog, filtered.
Sound familiar?
Running a product alone leaves you two bad options. Both cost you.
The tool becomes the job
You spend the evening tidying a backlog instead of building. That admin is real work, and nobody pays you for it.
So you skip the tool
Now it lives in a scratch file, a chat history and your head. Every new Claude session starts cold and you explain it all again.
And nothing to show
Someone asks where things stand. The honest answer is only in your head.
You'll hardly ever open it. That's the point.
Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client runs the board while you build. Then it's there, up to date, whenever you want to look.
Claude does the updating
Create, prioritise, close, cut a release. All of it over MCP, in the same chat where you're already working.
Nothing gets sloppy
Scored priorities, estimates, dependencies, releases, changelog. The same structure a team would keep. Nobody keeps it.
You open it to look
What's in flight, what shipped, what's next. The whole picture, and you didn't maintain any of it.
And something you can put in front of people
The same tasks, filtered to what you chose to publish. A page for your users, a link for a client, an answer for anyone who asks where things stand.
Fewer questions to answer
"When is that coming?" has a link now. People check it instead of emailing you.
Proof you're still here
People wonder whether a one-person product will still be here next year. A roadmap that keeps moving answers that.
Written by nobody
You never sit down to write a roadmap. It's just the work you were doing anyway.
What this replaces
Most trackers can't show a roadmap to anyone without a seat.
Tracker plus a roadmap tool
- • Two products, two bills
- • An integration between them that you fix when it breaks
- • Their branding on your roadmap, or a third bill to remove it
FlowBoard
- • One board. Agents call
claim_next_taskand no two get the same one - • Roadmap and changelog built from those same tasks
- • Public pages on the free plan, unbranded
It's not one more thing to maintain. That's the whole idea.
Pricing for one person
Agents are never seats. Run as many as you like on either plan.
Free
Free forever, not a trial
- One workspace, up to 3 people
- MCP server and API keys
- Public roadmap and changelog
Starter
When one product becomes two
- Everything in Free
- 3 workspaces, one per product
- Up to 5 people, when you bring someone in
Stop maintaining a project tool
Connect Claude, keep building, and open the board when you want to see where you are.