The 10-second exec update.
Everything else, automatic.
The program dashboard with a brain: on-device AI that sorts your board, watches your Jira, and drafts your status report — in a workspace that never leaves your browser.
Free · no account · no install · loads with live demo data in one click
Already have a board? Open klementyne — board missing? Restore from a backup there too.
There is no step two
"Installed" the moment the page loads.
- ✕Submit IT procurement ticket
- ✕Create account, verify email
- ✕Download and install the app
- ✕Configure workspace & permissions
- ✕Schedule onboarding training
- ✕Wait 6–8 weeks
That's the whole rollout.
A generation ahead
Eleven things no other board does
Names your pillars, sorts your board, drafts your reports, and answers questions about your program's own history — the model runs in your browser.
No task gets a generic "quiet for 9 days" anymore. AI reads that task's own updates, blockers, and history, and proposes the actual next step — with the exact lines it's based on, one click away.
Every active task gets read, not just the ones a timer flagged. The record decides if a card is needed today, whether it's one, two, or none — and shows its work either way.
Pull epics, changelogs, and page edits into task feeds. Push new issues back.
Blockers, wins, goals, capacity — compiled and drafted in one click, in your tone.
Every status change, blocker, and follow-up is logged automatically — "what happened here?" always has an answer.
Every proposed action is a card you review — diff, reason, one-click approve, edit, or dismiss. Nothing sends itself.
Who's over, who's free — live, per person and per pillar.
Point Claude Code at a local folder and it can read your board and write straight back to Jira — dry-run by default. No API key, no server ever sees your data.
One click to Excel, CSV, Miro, Lucid — or push straight to Confluence and Jira.
Every bet locks a success threshold and a kill threshold before you build it. The outcome — scale, kill, or pivot — becomes a permanent record nothing can quietly edit.
The signature move
From board to boardroom in ten seconds.
Everything your board already knows becomes the report — the moment you ask.
- Compiled from live board + Jira data — blockers, wins, goals, capacity
- Drafted on-device, in the tone you pick
- Copy it, download it, or push it straight to Confluence
The trust layerNew
AI proposes. You approve. Always.
When a task quietly goes stale or starts matching your program's own history of slipping, klementyne doesn't just flag it — it proposes what to do next. You see the reason, the exact before/after, and the final word.
- Detected from your own program's patterns — never a canned rule
- Every card quotes the update, blocker, or note it's actually based on
- Every card shows its reason and the exact before → after diff
- Approve as-is, edit the details first, or dismiss it for good
- Every decision is logged automatically — a full audit trail, always
For PMs who want to ship, not just coordinateNew
Turn ideas into bets. Turn bets into a track record.
Most PM tools let a good idea live forever as a doc. A bet in klementyne is a falsifiable claim that has to move — Hypothesis → Spec → Build → Ship → Measure → Decide — with a success threshold and a kill threshold written down before you build anything, and a permanent scale / kill / pivot decision at the end.
- Thresholds lock the moment you leave Hypothesis — changing one after needs a written reason, kept on the record
- Build brief hands the spec straight to your build agent — no re-explaining the idea
- A decided bet is frozen forever: the reading, the threshold, the rationale — nothing can touch it
- The build log is your portfolio, generated automatically — proof you shipped and measured, not just planned
It's the difference between being the person who wrote the PRD and the person who can point to what happened after — the shift from TPM to builder PM.
Built for the way you actually work
Four people, four ways it pays for itself
Today doesn't just rank what needs chasing — it reads each task's own updates and proposes the actual next step, with the lines it's based on one click away. A task gone quiet either gets a specific follow-up to approve or is set aside with its own reasoning shown. The exec update drafts itself — on her laptop. The reclaimed hours go to judgment calls no tool can make.
Adopted in an afternoon — no account, no IT ticket, and it reads his Jira instead of asking him to retype it. Capacity turns the staffing fight into numbers, exported straight into the budget deck.
Notes graduate into tasks; decisions keep their context. When the exec asks "why did we cut that from Q2?", Ask answers from her own history — on her own machine.
Each engagement is its own portfolio: data in the browser, AI on the laptop, nothing in anyone's cloud. At handoff, the history exports itself — Excel, Miro, Confluence.
Why a clementine?
Segments make the whole.
A clementine's structure is obvious the moment you open it: clean segments, each complete, together one thing. That's the product — your program as a few pillars, all visible at a glance, no peel of tabs and sub-tools.
And it's gone in ten seconds — exactly how long your next status update should take. The full story →
No migration project
Delivering in your first hour
One sentence in — AI proposes your pillars and starter tasks.
Pillars × Now/Next/Later, live update feeds, Jira alongside your notes.
Compiled in ten seconds, drafted in your tone, pasted anywhere.
Private by architecture, not by promise.
- No account, no server — and no telemetry on your work, ever
- Even the AI runs on your device — nothing to phone home to
- Data leaves only when you export or push it — one click, always
- Product analytics is opt-in and anonymous: interaction counts, never your content
If your contracts forbid cloud AI tools, this is the one your NDA already approves of. The full architecture →
Free. Actually free — here's the honest why.
- Your browser does the work — there's no server bill to pass on
- We can't see your data, so we can't monetize it. No ads, ever
- Paid team plans may come one day; the single-player app stays free
And everything exports, always — nothing you build here is ever held hostage to a future plan.
Your next status update takes 10 seconds.
No install, no account — you'll be done before your coffee is.