We built Atono because we kept losing context
We built Atono because we kept losing context
We kept asking "why did we build it this way?" and spending 20 minutes hunting through Jira, Slack, and GitHub for answers. It was a symptom of a bigger "Jira-problem". So we built Atono ( https://atono.io ). The idea: Stories that don't die when you ship. Everything - requirements, code changes, bugs, decisions - stays in one place. Our take (might not be for everyone): -Feature flags live in the story, not another tool -Feature engagement for you to see if people use what you built -Context > process What's in it: -Toggle feature flags right in the story -See usage graphs without another analytics tool -One-click bug reports that actually capture everything -Free forever for 5 users We use Atono to build Atono. Works for us, but we're pretty opinionated about Product Teams. Need your take: Does this match how you work? What's missing? What's wrong with our approach? Try it at https://atono.io
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