Everything stays in sync
Every change lands for everyone the instant it happens. No refresh, no two people overwriting a status, no board that is stale the moment someone else touches it.
Slate is the issue tracker and planner built for how fast good teams actually move. Keyboard-first, real-time to the millisecond, and quietly automated so you spend the day building instead of updating tickets.
Free for small teams. No card to start.
The teams shipping fastest already run on Slate
The parts of the day that used to be overhead — syncing, triaging, closing out — Slate takes care of, so momentum is the default state, not something you have to protect.
Every change lands for everyone the instant it happens. No refresh, no two people overwriting a status, no board that is stale the moment someone else touches it.
Slate reads what comes in, tags it, and routes it to the right team before you open your laptop.
Create, assign, and close without reaching for the mouse. The actions you repeat are a single key away.
Drag a card and everyone watching sees it move in the same instant. Slate reflows the columns live, keeps counts honest, and never asks a second person to refresh before they trust what they are looking at.
Every initiative sits on one timeline with the team that owns it and the weeks it spans. Change a date and the roadmap, the board, and the issues underneath it all agree — because they were never separate views to begin with.
Pull requests, diffs, and the conversation around them sit next to the issue they close. Approve a change and the issue moves itself — no tab-hopping, no copy-pasting a link into a status update nobody reads.
We ship most weeks, and we write down what changed. Here is the last little while.
When a linked pull request merges, the assigned agent moves the issue to Done and posts the summary in the thread.
Share a read-only roadmap with anyone. Dates and status stay live; nothing else about the workspace is exposed.
The command menu now ranks by what you touched most recently, so the thing you want is almost always the first result.
We turned off three other tools the week we moved to Slate. Nothing else kept up with how we actually work.
The agents quietly clear our triage queue overnight. I stopped dreading Monday mornings.
It is the first planning tool the whole team opens without being told to. That never happens.
Real-time actually means real-time here. Two of us edit the same board and it just works.
Reviews live next to the issue now. Our status meetings got shorter and then mostly disappeared.
We turned off three other tools the week we moved to Slate. Nothing else kept up with how we actually work.
The agents quietly clear our triage queue overnight. I stopped dreading Monday mornings.
It is the first planning tool the whole team opens without being told to. That never happens.
Real-time actually means real-time here. Two of us edit the same board and it just works.
Reviews live next to the issue now. Our status meetings got shorter and then mostly disappeared.
Audited annually, report available under NDA.
Measured over the last twelve months, status page public.
TLS in transit, AES-256 at rest, on every plan.
SAML sign-in and directory sync on the team plan.
Start free with your whole team today. Move a project over in an afternoon and see how much quieter the week gets.
Free for teams up to ten. No card to start.