Atono is an all-in-one platform for roadmapping, story writing, feature flagging, bug reporting, and usage tracking—built for cross-functional teams, so every role gets real value.
What I find compelling about Atono is its focus derived from years of experience.
Sure there's Linear and Jira, but while those products are deep and handle enterprise needs, Atono is meeting the moment by offering teams that value craft, high agency, and rapid execution to come together in a shared environment to build better products.
And that requires taste, earned wisdom, and judgment.
Further improvement also requires feedback, and that's why I'm excited that the team is offering six months of free access to their business plan in exchange for 30 minutes of your unvarnished feedback.
Designing for Atono has been a lot of fun. We get to explore better ways to do something that is kind of ingrained in the industry. Do folks really use all the buttons in the UI and what can be removed? How can we reduce the need to switch between different apps when developing software? How can we surface what users care about proactively, but not in an annoying way?
In my day-to-day, I've really enjoyed brainstorming ideas with a small and experienced team who care about the user. I am looking forward to designing all the new features that are coming soon! :)
@heather_chiang I love that now you can say it was fun! Many sleepless nights working these problems to figure out a new way to provide an appropriately opinionated approach, with flexibility for intelligent customers who may want more - or less - information across the application. Thank you for sharing your artistic and scientific approach to designing great software!
Atono looks like the Swiss Army knife agile teams need! Consolidating roadmapping, feature flags, and bug reporting into one platform could finally end our tool fragmentation.
@desmond_ren1 thank you for noticing the utility of the tool. It has value to an Indie developer, but the value increases as the team size and number of teams increases. Bringing people together in one place to co-create, in an unstressed product experience, is what we hope to continue accomplishing over the years. We've been using atono to build atono for 5 months now - our velocity has nearly doubled.
I test Atono as a beta tester. The feature in this product are very thoughtful and intuitive. I'm impressed by user experience even though I was testing it in beta mode. For those looking for a product to improve their project tracking and management processes, Atono is a strong contender in this space and definitely worth exploring.
Really loving the clean UI and how everything’s built and intergrated into one platform. Atono makes it way easier to stay on top of product planning without jumping between tools. Super excited to see how it grows! :)
What I find compelling about Atono is its focus derived from years of experience.
Sure there's Linear and Jira, but while those products are deep and handle enterprise needs, Atono is meeting the moment by offering teams that value craft, high agency, and rapid execution to come together in a shared environment to build better products.
And that requires taste, earned wisdom, and judgment.
Further improvement also requires feedback, and that's why I'm excited that the team is offering six months of free access to their business plan in exchange for 30 minutes of your unvarnished feedback.
What's to lose?
Atono
Designing for Atono has been a lot of fun. We get to explore better ways to do something that is kind of ingrained in the industry. Do folks really use all the buttons in the UI and what can be removed? How can we reduce the need to switch between different apps when developing software? How can we surface what users care about proactively, but not in an annoying way?
In my day-to-day, I've really enjoyed brainstorming ideas with a small and experienced team who care about the user. I am looking forward to designing all the new features that are coming soon! :)
@heather_chiang I love that now you can say it was fun! Many sleepless nights working these problems to figure out a new way to provide an appropriately opinionated approach, with flexibility for intelligent customers who may want more - or less - information across the application. Thank you for sharing your artistic and scientific approach to designing great software!
Manna
Atono looks like the Swiss Army knife agile teams need! Consolidating roadmapping, feature flags, and bug reporting into one platform could finally end our tool fragmentation.
@desmond_ren1 thank you for noticing the utility of the tool. It has value to an Indie developer, but the value increases as the team size and number of teams increases. Bringing people together in one place to co-create, in an unstressed product experience, is what we hope to continue accomplishing over the years. We've been using atono to build atono for 5 months now - our velocity has nearly doubled.