From GitHub to backlog

See your whole software as a mind-map — then turn it into tickets.

AI draws every functionality and every found or potential issue of a GitHub project. Pick a few or all, edit them in the editor and send them to the backlog — each ticket with its own branch.

What you get

  • Feature map of the whole codebase
  • Issue map: found problems + AI potential issues
  • Select one, many or all — create tickets in one click
  • Smart branch link moves tickets by itself

How it works

  1. Connect a GitHub repository and open the code editor
  2. Draw the feature map or the issue map
  3. Select items and press Create tickets
  4. Press Work on it — push to the ticket's branch and it moves to In progress
  5. Open a pull request: In review. Merge it: Done

Why use this instead of Jira + manual code review?

  • No manual ticket writing — the code describes itself
  • The board follows your branches, so it is never out of date
  • Every ticket links to the exact file and line

Who it is for: Developers, tech leads and agencies taking over an existing codebase.

Price: Maps are free up to 25 AI requests a day. Tickets and the branch link are free.

Questions

Which Git hosts work?
GitHub for pushing and the branch link. GitLab and Bitbucket can be opened and mapped.
Does it move tickets on its own?
Yes — after a push from the editor, and whenever you press Check GitHub now.

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