Plan with an agent that can't touch your code
The Planner reads your repo and writes epics, tasks and their order onto the board — nothing else. Every question it has comes back to you before anything is created.
One board for you
and your AI agents.
Kommandr keeps your issues, epics and sprints next to the AI coding agents that build them. Plan with one agent, hand an epic to another, and read the handoff when it's done — on your own JIRA board or a local one.
macOS (Apple silicon & Intel) · 14-day free trial · Works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, opencode, Grok
Plan it, run it, read the handoff.
Hand an epic to a runner
One branch per epic, one task at a time, on the provider you choose. Runs survive closing the panel, report back into the chat that started them, and hand the issue back if they crash.
Keep your tracker
Point a project at JIRA Cloud and the board is your JIRA board — same statuses, same rank, same epic colors. Or use the built-in local database and never leave the app.
Answer from your phone
When a runner needs a decision, the companion app pings you. Approve, redirect, or start the next epic from wherever you are.
Built for the desk.
A real terminal per project, a live preview of your dev server with an element inspector, a GitKraken-style git graph with conflict resolution, and an in-app editor — all next to the board.
Your projects, in your pocket.
Install the companion app, then scan the pairing QR in Kommandr on your Mac. Your Mac stays running while you work from your phone.
On your phone, tap the buttons. On your computer, scan the codes with your phone.
- Step 1
Get TestFlight
Apple’s free app for trying beta releases. Already have it? Go to step 2.
Install TestFlight
- Step 2
Join the Kommandr beta
Open the invitation in TestFlight, then tap Accept and Install.
Join the Kommandr beta
One plan. Two ways to pay.
Everything included — every provider, every project, the phone companion, updates.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. A card is required to start it — that's what lets the trial roll into a subscription without interrupting your work — but nothing is charged until the trial ends.