From first signal to production.
Product management
that proves what shipped.
Connect work items, code and delivery in one workspace.
ENGINEERING / CYCLE 08
Platform launch
Select an issue to explore its context
01 / A connected workspace
Everything moves.
Nothing gets lost.
From the first request to the release that delivers it. The work and its context stay together.
Intake
A calm, accountable intake process that protects the roadmap from noise.
02Work items
Flexible work item tracking with enough structure to coordinate, never enough friction to slow delivery.
03Planning
A plan that stays connected to daily execution instead of becoming a frozen presentation.
04Delivery
A delivery record you can inspect and share—not a status report everyone has to trust.
05Analytics
Operational analytics that help teams find bottlenecks and adjust the system, not grade individuals.
06Integrations
A product system that participates in your stack instead of becoming another isolated destination.
Delivery evidence
The plan ends where production begins.
Reconnect planned work with releases and deployments that reached production—without pretending unknown scope means zero issues.
Explore delivery evidenceDelivery
Production evidence · last 12 weeks
Shipments
Work items delivered
Done without proof
Shipped without plan
What shipped
Release and production deployment facts
Unknown scope stays explicit; it is never reported as zero issues.
03 / In good company
Your tools.
Working together.
GitHub and GitLab bring commits, reviews and releases into the picture. Your team keeps the context.
Cadylo does not change code, tickets, comments, or configuration in connected tools.
Explore integrationsREST API
Custom sources and internal systems
GitHub
Commits, pull requests, reviews, CI, and releases
GitLab
Commits, merge requests, pipelines, and releases
Next connections
One inbound pattern. Many possible sources.
Connect custom sources with the public API.
Cadylo MCP · Available
Your assistant. Your product context.
Give your AI assistant access to Cadylo through the Model Context Protocol. Plan projects, manage work items and cycles, edit documents and automate recurring work from the conversation.
Add one URL to Codex, Claude or another compatible agent, then sign in to Cadylo. Your existing roles and permissions apply. No download required.
Connect your assistantYour AI assistant
“Show the work items in progress for team ENG.”
Your Cadylo workspace
The assistant reads matching work items and their current context.
Your existing permissions apply
Authorize your assistant once. Revoke its connection in Cadylo anytime.
Your next chapter starts here.
Every account and workspace has access to all currently available Cadylo features.
Paid plans will charge for editor seats while contributors and viewers remain free; pricing is coming soon and billing is not active during the public beta.
Create your workspacePricing after the beta
A seat for the makers. Room for everyone.
Every feature available today remains free during the public beta. No future price is being promised yet: paid plans will charge editor seats while contributors and viewers remain free and unlimited.
See the packaging modelEditors
Paid rolePaid after beta · pricing coming soon
People who shape product decisions, plans, workflows, and delivery reporting.
Contributors
Free and unlimited
Teammates who add context, collaborate on work, and help close the loop.
Viewers
Free and unlimited
Stakeholders who follow delivery proof, with shareable roadmaps and proven objectives coming soon.
Product management, clarified
A little more clarity.
How signal, product decisions, native execution, and delivery evidence fit together in one workspace.
What is Cadylo used for?
Cadylo is a product management platform for product and engineering teams. It keeps signals, decisions, planning, native execution, analytics, delivery evidence, and stakeholder updates connected in one workspace.
How does Cadylo organize incoming product requests?
Team submissions can enter triage, while API clients can create work items directly. Teams can accept, decline, re-route, prioritize, and assign work without losing its original context.
Can each team customize its work item workflow and views?
Yes. Teams can configure workflow states and use saved, shareable list and board views, with filters for status, priority, assignee, and other work item properties. Dedicated timelines provide a separate view of scheduled work.
Which development tools integrate with Cadylo?
Cadylo reads commits, pull or merge requests, reviews, CI, deployments, and releases from GitHub and GitLab without writing back to either provider. The REST API also accepts custom sources. Slack, Figma, Sentry, Zendesk, Intercom, product analytics, and reporting tools are coming soon.
Can I use Cadylo from an AI assistant?
Yes. Add https://cadylo.app/mcp to Codex, Claude or another compatible AI agent, then sign in to Cadylo. Use the command or JSON in the MCP guide. Your assistant can manage work items, projects, cycles, documents, templates, workflows and more under your current permissions. No connector download is needed. You can revoke its access in the app.
How does Cadylo track project delivery?
Delivery records releases and production deployments as shipment evidence, correlates visible work item scope, and highlights work marked Done without proof or shipped without a plan. Teams can inspect the resulting delivery record or share a minimized, read-only view.
What does the Cadylo public beta include?
Every account and workspace has access to all currently available Cadylo features. Free during the public beta. Paid plans will charge for editor seats while contributors and viewers remain free; pricing is coming soon and billing is not active during the public beta.
The work shipped. Keep the proof.