Zenhub

Zenhub is a project management tool built natively for GitHub, designed so software teams can plan and track work without leaving the place their code lives. Instead of syncing a separate PM tool, Zenhub turns GitHub issues into a full agile workflow — Kanban boards, sprints, estimates, epics, and roadmaps — layered directly on top of your repositories. This tight GitHub integration keeps engineering work and project management in one source of truth, reducing the context-switching and duplicate updates that plague dev teams using external trackers.

The platform brings agile ceremonies and reporting to GitHub. Multi-repo boards visualize issues across projects; sprint planning, story points, and automated sprint cycles support scrum; and roadmaps and epics connect day-to-day issues to bigger initiatives. Zenhub adds reports like burndown, velocity, and cumulative flow for data-driven agile, plus automation to move issues as pull requests progress, and increasingly AI features to help planning and reporting. Because it uses GitHub issues as the backbone, developers update work naturally through their existing workflow.

Zenhub serves software development teams that manage work in GitHub. It offers a Free plan (essential features and a single workspace for small teams), a Teams plan around $8.33 per user/month (billed annually; $12.50 monthly) with multiple workspaces and full features for up to about 50 users, and a custom Enterprise plan with advanced features, AI automation, and dedicated support. It competes with Jira, Linear, Shortcut, and GitHub Projects, differentiating on native GitHub integration that keeps planning inside developers' existing workflow.