AI-built project boards powered by your productivity stack
Korgi connects your scattered productivity stack in a single project management app. AI generates your project board with content, steps, and links in less than a minute. You take action while Korgi creates, shares, and launches assets in a click, using your own apps and drives (Google, Microsoft, Zoom, and more) – with integrated chat and AI. Deliver finished boards as formatted files instantly. No more planning paralysis and hunting through files and tabs. Where is it? It's ON THE BOARD.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm DMA from Korgi 👋 Last year, we released Korgi 1.0 to solve the so-called "tab tax" – the hours you lose every week switching between tabs, apps, and windows trying to find things and get things done. (Check your browser – are there 40 open tabs you're afraid to close because you'll never find anything again?) We asked: What if we connected the world's leading productivity apps in one workspace? What if you could plan your to-dos AND execute them in the same place? 🚀 Korgi 1
Korgi 2.0 has been a vital element in creating and co-creating impact driven programs and management for both private and public grant funded projects. The ease in which the latest version (2.0) builds my project management boards with just a few instructions in my prompt box has saved valuable hours of time that I can give back to my direct social impact work.
Saw this shared on Rohan's community and instantly wanted to check out after reading the tagline. The USP I see here is that it is not asking us to move away from our Google Docs or Microsoft ecosystem unlike Notion / ClickUp. Congrats on the launch DMA and team.
Interesting app! Does it integrate with Jira and Slack? Kanban boards are usually all in Jira, but there the AI can’t create tasks - you have to do everything manually.
@dmitcha @stephan_woods Congrats on the launch! 🎉 Curious — how are you currently handling lead routing / CRM setup with all the PH traffic coming in today?
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