Help build the governance layer you actually want.
IssueFlow puts human gates where your judgment matters and automates the triage and rework where it doesn't — running on your own machines, with the agents you already pay for. I'm taking on a small first cohort to make sure it fits how real teams actually work.
Design partners get a free Pro account.
A cohort, not a beta list.
A free Pro account
Unlimited solutions and repositories, five connected workers, unrestricted concurrency, and the full attempt-level audit trail — yours as a design partner, not a trial that expires mid-evaluation.
A direct line, not a support queue
You talk to the person building it, not a support queue. Ask why something works the way it does and you get the actual reasoning, not a help-centre article.
Real influence on what ships
This is the first cohort, so the roadmap is genuinely still open. The frustrations you describe below are the input I am using to decide what gets built next.
Hands-on setup on a real repo
I help you wire IssueFlow into a repository that matters to you and get a governed pipeline shipping — not a sandbox demo you abandon after a day.
Worth checking before you write anything.
- You already use AI coding agents on real work — not just to try them out.
- Your code is on GitHub. IssueFlow is GitHub-native today; other adapters are designed for but not built.
- You can run a worker on a machine you control — your laptop, a VM, a box under a desk. There is no managed fleet by design.
- You are willing to say what is not working. That is the whole point of the cohort.
Not a fit yet? That's useful too — say so below and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth your time right now.
Tell me what you're working on.
Takes about two minutes. I read every one personally.
Rather just try it than talk about it?
The free tier needs no card and no conversation — one repo, one worker, the full triage-to-merge pipeline.
Start free