Built for teams of 5–20

Focus-first work for high-output teams.

One task in focus. Real-time truth across the team. Explainable AI that surfaces stalls before they become misses.

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Trusted by teams shipping with Aura →“We cut our weekly standup from 45 minutes to 12 by the second sprint, and the team stopped dreading Mondays. The one-task-in-focus rule is the first time our velocity has gone up and our context-switching has gone down at the same time.” — Marcus, Startup Founder

Focus mode · active

Anchor

One task. Real-time truth. No theatre.

Aura builder board with three builders: one in active focus on the yellow timer, two queued.

01 · Focus, enforced
Every Builder works one task at a time. Switching is a deliberate act, not the default.
02 · Truth, in real time
The board you see is the work as it is, not what someone updated at 11pm last night.
03 · Explainable signals
When a stall starts to form, Pulse names the signals, not just a number on a dashboard.

Focus mode · demonstrated

One task. Total focus. The work that actually ships.

Context-switching is consistently the top productivity tax in workplace research. Aura’s Focus Mode locks each Builder onto a single task — no notifications, no ghost states, no tab storm. When the work is visible and locked, it moves.

One task per Builder — Switching is deliberate, never accidental.
Zero ghost states — Every active task is visible to the whole team, live.
Measurable throughput — Pulse surfaces stalls before they become misses.

Focus mode · active

The whole app

Four pages. That’s the whole app.

No menu maze, no onboarding, nothing to outgrow. Your team learns the entire tool in one sitting — and never gets lost in it.

Real-time team sync

The handoff happens on the board. Not in a meeting.

When one Builder ships, the next picks up instantly. Every state change is live, visible, and permanently auditable — so your team stays in sync without stand-ups, Slack threads, or status-check DMs eating the day.

Team sync · live

Zero re-briefing: The board carries every context detail. The next Builder starts where the last one stopped.
Fully auditable: Every state change is timestamped and attributed. Pulse reads the trail — no black-box numbers.
Async by default: Teams across timezones hand off cleanly. No overlap window required, no 6am stand-up needed.

The current state

Small teams are getting slower, not faster.

Slack chaos
Status lives in DMs. Decisions get reposted three times. Nobody knows what “done” means.
Tool sprawl
Jira, Linear, Notion, Sheets. Same task, four states, all of them stale by Friday.
Ghost task status
Standups become archaeology. The blocker was visible to one person — last Tuesday.

Proof, not promises

Real reviews from teams shipping on Aura. We’re early — a few quotes below are from design-partner teams; the rest are unedited reviews from customers like you.

5 out of 5 stars
“We cut our weekly standup from 45 minutes to 12 by the second sprint, and the team stopped dreading Mondays. The one-task-in-focus rule is the first time our velocity has gone up and our context-switching has gone down at the same time.”
MarcusStartup Founder
5 out of 5 stars
“Every other tool we adopted, I wrote the onboarding doc and watched the team drift back to Slack threads by week three. With Aura I opened it, understood it in four minutes, and never had to explain it to anyone. Six weeks in, nobody has asked me how it works — they're just using it. Four pages is not a limitation; it's the decision everything else flows from.”
PriyaProduct Manager
4 out of 5 stars
“Aura surfaced two stalled tasks in our queue that had been sitting for 4 days — we would not have caught them until the next retro. Pulse is the explainable AI piece I didn't know I needed; the evidence trail is what made me trust it.”
LiamLead Developer
4 out of 5 stars
“As a 9-person team running a 4-day week, the last thing we wanted was another tool that demanded more admin. Aura gave us back the one thing focus-mode was supposed to give us and never did elsewhere: a board we actually read on Friday morning.”
ChloeEarly Adopter