Kestrel keeps sprints, bugs and product work in one fast, opinionated workspace — built for teams that ship weekly.
Powering the next generation of product teams
Opinionated, quiet, and designed for daily use.
Synchronized in real time across every client. No spinners, no waiting on a save.
Every action has a shortcut. Your hands never have to leave home row.
Built by people who ship software, for the teams that maintain it.
Read and edit with or without a connection. Changes reconcile when you're back.
Four tuned themes, including a high-contrast pair for bright rooms.
Keep every team in one shared workspace with their own cadence.
Robust. Fast to navigate. File an issue in seconds, then add priorities, labels and estimates.
List and board. See the same work as a dense list or a wide board — your call.
Make the login resolver return the full list of organizations the signed-in account belongs to. Moves backwards-compatibility to the client, which now picks the first entry from the array.
Any action in Kestrel can be found and finished in seconds from the command menu.
Velocity and estimates. Track what the team took on and what actually landed.
Automated. Cycles roll over on a schedule you set, so nobody runs the ceremony.
Focus on the big picture. Tie milestones to the projects behind them, then hand the team a plan they can read in one screen.
See every company project in one streamlined view and spot what needs your attention this week.
Kestrel keeps everyone aligned and working more efficiently. Engineers, designers and support — all in one thread.
Kestrel reads your pull requests and error reports, then moves the issue for you.
Paste a design link on any issue and the frame renders inline as you work.
rosalineCreate or attach issues without leaving Helpline or Cauldron.
Receive updates in the channels you already watch, and file issues from the thread.
Create issues from triggers in any Bridgekit workflow.
Query and mutate data through the GraphQL API to build your own automations.
@kestrel — we use it every day and love it. Fast, keyboard shortcuts, simple and clear UI.
Phineas Larkin@phinlark · Jun 18Quick appreciation post for @kestrel — we've been on it for a week and the team is measurably more productive. It syncs with our repos automatically. Haven't been this excited about a product in a while.
Xavi Bassols@xbassols · May 10Been tracking issues in @kestrel for a month and I'm sold. Very simple UI plus a lot of depth for power users. Try it if you get the chance.
Rowan Petrick@rowanpx · Jun 22Started using @kestrel to organise issues for my side project. So much better than shoehorning a wiki into doing it — and the onboarding was great.
Parker Nyland@pnyland · May 22I've been in @kestrel for seven months now. It changed how I manage projects. It changed how I manage my own work. It changed what I expect from an application. Aces.
Gideon Halvorsen@ghalvo · Sep 21h/t to @kestrel. Engineering management has never been this quiet.
Kiran Talwar@kirantal · May 7@kestrel has roughly tripled our planning speed. The saved views and snippets are excellent too.
Taryn Ellery@tarynell · Jun 16If you haven't tried @kestrel I'd recommend it for designers and developers both. It's replaced all my current issue software.
Yevgen Ostrovska@ostrov · May 13Tried @kestrel today. Blazing fast. One of those rare tools that gives you just enough interface and then gets out of the way.
Chibuzor Nwankwo@chibnwk · Aug 3Got access to @kestrel and it took me all of ten minutes to realise there's no going back. Solid work — kudos to the team.
Kestrel keeps everyone aligned and working without friction — engineers, designers and the people they answer to, in one tool.
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