Overview
Project management for developers
The board that knows your code: git on the card, the Code Graph, releases from the board and real sprints — with an API, CLI and webhooks. Hosted in the EU.
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Most project tools stop at the ticket. Developers then switch constantly between tracker, git and pipeline. Zuuna connects the three — on one board, without context-switching.
Git on the board
Mention a card ID in a commit or branch and the work links itself. The card shows the branch, commits, pull request and build status. More on git on the board.
Releases & deploy from the board
Bind versions to real git tags, see the auto-filled release manifest, and deploy in one click — with an optional approval gate.
The Code Graph
See on one page what your team built: releases as bands, open branches, and every commit that shipped with no ticket. More on the Code Graph.
Real sprints
One backlog for the team, visible capacity, planning poker, refinement and burndown — agile that needs no add-on.
API, CLI & webhooks
A scoped REST API, a one-file CLI and signed webhooks for everything else.
Hosted in the EU
Hosted in Germany, GDPR-compliant, with a DPA — more here.
Comparisons: Zuuna vs Jira · Zuuna vs Linear.
Guides for the developer workflow
- Link commits to cards automatically
- Connect GitHub pull requests to your board
- Show build and test status on the card
- Move cards automatically with git
- Create an API token and make your first call
Every guide lives in the tutorials section.
The technical reference
Readable without an account: the REST API with tokens, scopes and limits, the webhooks with all 22 events and the signature scheme, and the CLI — one bash file, MIT-licensed. All of it under for developers.
FAQ
How does Zuuna connect the board to my code?
Mention a card ID in a commit or branch name and the work links itself. Commits, pull requests and CI status show on the card. One script, any host.
Which plan are the developer features on?
Git on the board, sprints and releases are included in the Developer plan.
Is there an API?
Yes — a scoped REST API with fine-grained tokens, a one-file CLI and signed webhooks.