SyncupHUB™ connects product discovery, requirements, agile planning, team capacity, quality and release governance in one workspace — with AI assistance that keeps people in control.
Acceptance rate has climbed for six straight sprints.
Nine proposals are waiting on a human decision.
Milestone forecasts, dependency impact, and the recommended action — modelled continuously, then briefed back to the people who have to decide.
Five steps, one connected system — from the moment a need is raised to the moment a leader decides on it.
Open the full tourAnyone describes the need in their own words — the description is the only required field. AI drafts the title, the classification, the target users and the route it should take, and shows how confident it is. A product owner then approves it, sends it back for clarification, or routes it to a team.
Conventional trackers tell you what already happened. SyncupHUB reads the delivery signal as it forms, tells you what to do about it, and does it through six capabilities that run on the same private AI.
Your teams train the system as they plan, review, and decide — and it returns targeted sprint guidance to your developers. The loop compounds inside your private tenant, tuned to your delivery, not a generic benchmark.
Your teams train the system as they plan, review and decide, and it returns targeted guidance to developers. The loop compounds inside your private tenant, tuned to your delivery rather than a generic benchmark.
A live model of delivery that reads the signal as it forms — dependencies, capacity, carryover and risk — so you see what a decision does to the release before you commit to it.
Private, right-sized models with unmetered in-tenant usage. Routine work runs on small models and cached context, so intelligence scales with output instead of with invoice.
Executives, program and product owners, scrum masters, engineers, QA, DevOps and people leaders each get AI shaped to their job — working from one delivery reality rather than separate copies of it.
Velocity, predictability and carryover read across sprint history to forecast the release weeks before the deadline, with the reasoning attached so leaders can challenge it.
Closure health, ownership, financial exposure and delivery traceability in one decision surface — built on the same data the delivery teams update every day, so there is no separate reporting model.
Jira, Asana and ClickUp were built to hold tasks. The difference is not features — it is what the system is shaped to do.
A board per team. Portfolio rollup is a separate product on a separate licence.
Portfolio, program, sprint and story in one enforced hierarchy, on one plan.
One assistant pointed at the whole product, the same for everyone who opens it.
A dedicated agent per role, each producing a different artifact for a different job.
Vendor cloud only. Your delivery, people and governance data is processed on their infrastructure.
In your tenant, or a provider you name and approve. The policy is yours either way.
Metered per query or charged as a per-seat add-on on top of the base plan.
Unmetered in-tenant usage. Intelligence scales with output, not with invoice.
Assembled by hand into a status deck, stale the moment it is presented.
A live cockpit on the same data the teams updated this morning.
Comparisons describe how the products are architected, not competitor pricing, which changes. See the full capability comparison.
Every view keeps backlog, AI, dependencies, readiness, and decisions connected.
A single chatbot pointed at a whole product helps nobody in particular. Sixteen agents span the lifecycle instead — each scoped to one job, reading your work rather than a benchmark. They prepare; people decide.
Checks a request for missing information, reviews product fit and possible backlog overlap, drafts requirements and acceptance criteria, and flags readiness and priority trade-offs before anything reaches a team.
Nobody should have to assemble their own priorities from a shared board. Each role signs in to a workspace that already knows what it is waiting on — the approvals, the blockers, the decisions — and every tile opens straight into the work.
One hierarchy underneath. Nine front doors on top.
Product owner workspace
Good evening, Product
Requests to resolve
Intake and direct backlog
41
Review requests
Stories to accept
Oldest waiting 7h
1
Review completed work
Launch actions
Without a target date
4
Resolve milestone flags
Product follow-ups
Grouped risk and backlog
2
Review risk response
From strategy to release to executive decision - one connected operating layer, no feature gates.
Manage Epics, Features, User Stories, backlog grooming, boards, and task execution in one connected workspace.
Bring sprint commitments, capacity, burndown, blockers, standups, retrospectives, and delivery evidence together.
Tailored contexts for Executives, Program and Product Owners, Scrum Masters, People Leaders, QA, Developers, Architects, DevOps, and Admins.
Control cross-project milestones, budgets, capacity, risks, dependencies, approvals, and contribution visibility.
See enterprise health, strategic outcomes, release confidence, financial and capacity exposure, and decision queues.
Track deployment evidence, release pipelines, environment mapping, reliability, program plans, and archive history.
Generate verified architecture, API, schema, Mermaid and 4C diagrams from repository analysis and save them in documentation Spaces.
Work visually with boards, sticky notes, resizable cards, history, and live collaboration polling.
Connect code-quality KPIs, test evidence, defects, traceability, coverage, and release-quality signals.
Unify Spaces, S3 attachments, Spot Me updates and appreciation, notifications, profile settings, and activity history.
SyncupHUB reads from the systems your teams already run and links what it finds back to the work item, the test and the release decision. It is not a replacement for your repository host, your CI runtime or your package registry.
Worth saying plainly: every connector below has to be configured against your own systems, and supported actions, sync direction and permissions differ between them. Ask us for the current capability matrix before you plan a rollout around one.
Request the capability matrixJira
Two-way work synchronisation with field and hierarchy mapping you define.
GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps
Commits, pull requests, builds and deployments linked back to the work item.
SonarQube
Code-quality signal alongside the delivery and test evidence for a release.
Slack, Microsoft Teams
Routed updates and approvals in the channel a team already works in.
Enterprise identity
SSO and SAML sign-in with SCIM provisioning and de-provisioning.
S3-compatible storage
Private evidence and attachment storage in a bucket you control.
AI infrastructure
Local model services in your tenant, or named external providers under policy.
Run the models privately inside your own tenant, or allow named external providers under policy. You set the rule, access stays scoped per tenant and project, and every access decision is recorded.
Self-host it, run it in the cloud, or take the enterprise route with private AI in your own tenant.
Run the full platform inside your own infrastructure, with a single onboarding fee instead of per-user licensing.
The hosted platform with built-in AI suggestions — everything a delivery organization needs to run day to day.
Everything in Cloud, plus private AI running inside your tenant and commercial terms shaped around your organization.
Not sure which fits? Talk to us and we will size it with you.
Questions about the platform, pricing, or rolling out to your teams? Send a note and we will get back to you.
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