A TASK BOARD FOR YOUR AI CODING AGENTS
You put tasks on the board. Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Cursor and other agents do the work on your Mac, and stop to ask you when a decision is yours.
Community is free. Try Pro for 14 days on your Mac. Apple Silicon, macOS 12 or later.
Works with the agents you already use
Ajica starts Claude Code, Codex, Cline, OpenCode and Antigravity from a card. Cursor, Kimi, DeepSeek and any other agent that speaks MCP or REST connect as running sessions.
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ONE CLEAR PICTURE
From a quick fix to a big release. Ajica keeps your tasks, your agents and your next move in view.
Write a task, set its priority, and move it to In Progress when you want it done.
Point your agent at Ajica with one command. You approve the connection in the app.
Follow progress, answer questions, and read the agent’s summary when the task is done.
Your board and database stay on your computer. Agents use their own providers through your accounts.
FROM PLAN TO PROGRESS
Give the work a direction. Ajica keeps it moving, with a clear handoff at every step. Follow one card through the four columns of the board.
Title, description, priority and tags: everything an agent needs to start with context. The card has no progress bar yet because nothing has started.
A connected agent claims the card and reports a short status line and a percentage as it works. If it needs a decision, the bar turns amber and it waits for your answer.
The agent runs the project’s checks. A cyan bar shows how far they are. If a check fails, the card goes back to In progress.
The card keeps the agent’s summary, the comments and the history, so there is a clear record of what was done and by whom.
A big goal does not have to be one big task. Ajica has three kinds of card, so you can break it down and still see where it stands, and any card can stop to ask you.
Split an epic into execution waves. Tasks in the same wave run in parallel; the next wave waits for the one before it.
Teams do not all work the same way. In the Flow editor you decide what happens when a card moves from one column to the next: which agent takes it, and what extra instructions it gets.
AGENTS + YOU
When a decision needs you, the agent pauses. Answer on the task. It continues in the same session, with your direction.
Try it: choose a format.
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CLARITY, NOT GUESSWORK
From individual runs to the bigger picture. Know what shipped, how long it took and what your agents used.
Ajica 0.2.50 · Pro Reports
Cost metrics reflect recorded data and may not cover every agent run.
Compare agents and models. Explore advanced reports and retrospectives using your own task history. See what Pro includes
PRICING
Community is free with no time limit. Pro is a one-time purchase including a perpetual licence for covered versions and 365 days of updates.
Free
No time limit.
Ajica for Mac requires Apple Silicon and macOS 12 or later. Intel Macs are not supported. On Linux you get ajica-server, the headless Community server for Ubuntu 22.04+ or Debian 12+. It has no desktop app. Not sure of the architecture? Run uname -m: x86_64, or aarch64 for ARM64.
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$99one-time
A 14-day Pro trial in the macOS app from its first launch, with no payment details required.
One named user. Three activated installations shared across Mac and compatible Linux servers.
Covered versions remain yours. Pro needs an online verification at least once per calendar month (UTC); buying more updates is optional.
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Prices are in US dollars, before applicable tax. The $69 launch offer has 100 checkout allocations: creating a checkout can use a place before payment, and cancelled, expired or refunded checkouts do not return it. An optional $49 one-time renewal adds 365 days of updates. No automatic subscription.
QUESTIONS
Ajica does not upload your project content to the developer. Agents and model integrations you choose may send code and prompts to their own providers using your accounts. Your own remote board also stores data on the server you control.
Ajica starts Claude Code, Codex, Cline, OpenCode and Antigravity from a card. Cursor, Kimi, DeepSeek and any other agent that speaks MCP or REST connect as running sessions. The quick start shows how.
Ajica stores the board locally or on your own server. Your coding agents connect to their providers using your accounts. Pro activation and renewal checks run through the Ajica Licence Gateway and Polar, with a 1-calendar-month (UTC) offline verification lease. Optional usage metrics and update checks are described in the privacy policy.
Yes, as a server. ajica-server for Linux (x86_64 and ARM64) runs the same board, which you open in a browser. There is no Linux desktop app.
Community features remain available and your local data is kept. Pro features require a paid licence. The trial does not become a purchase automatically.
You retain Pro rights to covered versions. Another 365 days of updates costs $49 and is optional. Online licence verification is still required once per calendar month (UTC), even if you do not renew updates.
Download the Mac app or a Linux server build below. The quick start covers installation, connecting your first agent, licence activation and moving an installation. Read the quick start
DOCUMENTS
The licence terms and policies for Ajica and this website.
Made for your Mac. Built around the way you work.
Ajica for Mac requires Apple Silicon and macOS 12 or later. Intel Macs are not supported. On Linux you get ajica-server, the headless Community server for Ubuntu 22.04+ or Debian 12+. It has no desktop app. Not sure of the architecture? Run uname -m: x86_64, or aarch64 for ARM64.
Downloads are currently unavailable.
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