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Same category. Different animal.
New tools promise AI will run your projects for you. Kardbrd takes the opposite bet: AI works best when you stay in charge.
A new wave of tools
New AI project tools are showing up fast. Some build autonomous agent teams. Some create pipelines where AI reviews its own work. Some replace your entire workflow with theirs.
They're all trying to solve the same problem: how do teams use AI to get more done?
They just disagree on the answer.
Two schools of thought
The autonomous approach
- Build a team of AI agents that run themselves
- Humans supervise from the sidelines
- The system decides what happens next
- Learn a new platform and new concepts
Think: a robot team you supervise from the next room.
The Kardbrd approach
- • AI works alongside your team, on the same board
- • Humans decide, AI executes
- • You control when to use AI and when to do it yourself
- • Write tasks on a board — that's it
Think: a capable teammate who does what you ask.
Other tools enforce their workflow.
Kardbrd embraces yours.
What this means for you
You stay in control
Nothing ships without your say-so. AI does the heavy lifting — research, drafting, implementation — but you make the calls. Every time.
No new tools to learn
Your team writes tasks on a board. That's it. No prompt engineering courses, no new dashboards, no agent configuration files. If you can write a sticky note, you can use Kardbrd.
Works for any business
Not just software teams. Marketing, agencies, content production, operations — your board, your rules. AI is another tool in the toolbox, not a replacement for the toolbox.
See what the AI did
Everything happens on the card. Comments, decisions, results, reasoning. Full transparency. No black box, no "trust me, I handled it."
The right fit
If you want a fully autonomous AI team that runs without you — where agents plan, build, review, and ship on their own — there are tools for that. They're built for a future where AI manages itself.
If you want AI that works the way your team already works — writing tasks, reviewing results, staying in the loop — that's us.
LLMs are another tool in the toolbox. You decide when to use them and when to carry on your own.
See if it works for you
Start with one board. Write a task. Watch what happens.