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- I see this is cloud only. Is there a plan to allow it to be self-hosted like Plane or Jira?
- I took a look at the site—the landing page is actually quite well-designed. I’d also like to add that a project like this could make a lot of sense. Best of luck with it! :)by Klovy
- I long for the day I can land on a new site that has a non-AI design language. What is up with everyone using dark theme? Even the dark -> light toggle just flipped the small in-between section areas to light, leaving everything else dark. Did accessibility just go out the window?by rochak
- Hi HN!
My partner, Indhuja, and I made Gitsu.
With AI and agentic engineering, time spent on tasks like planning, implementation, and code review is shrinking for many teams. And although we all love a modern project tracking tool, the farther it is from code, the bulkier it feels.
That’s why we built Gitsu.app, closer to code.
Gitsu is a fast, keyboard-first Mac and web app on top of your existing GitHub Projects and issues. Everything syncs with GitHub in the background.
MCP-Ready & Agent-Friendly: We built a lightning-fast MCP server. You can let your agents handle your issues, epics, and triage work right alongside you.
Keyboard-First Efficiency: Move cards on a Kanban, update statuses, add milestones, or run massive bulk edits entirely via keyboard shortcuts.
Optimistic by Design: Gitsu caches your board with periodic refresh, making app opening and MCP reads supafast!
Bulk Triage: Multi-select tickets and instantly apply assignees, labels, or milestones without clicking into individual tabs.
Your Data Stays Yours:
GitHub is the source of truth, with no separate ticket database; Gitsu runs on your GitHub Projects and issues.
Pricing: Gitsu is free on the web. Pro is $4.99/seat/month and adds the native Mac client, advanced AI panels, and MCP agent workflows.
We'd love your feedback (bug reports too ). We'll be in the comments all day!
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