Build the next sprint without losing the last one.

Wiki

Pages that the AI actually reads.

Markdown-style editor, page tree, backlinks. Every page is indexed for the assistant — so when someone asks "where's the auth refactor RFC?" the answer cites the page directly.

Board

Sprint board that doesn't pretend to be Jira.

Five status columns, drag to move, click to edit. Tasks know their epic, sprint, and acceptance criteria. The assistant can draft a task from a one-liner and cite which page it pulled from.

Assistant

Cites your wiki, not the internet.

Universal Ask ranges over your wiki, tasks, sprints, and epics. Every claim has a bracket-cited source you can click through. No general-knowledge filler — if the answer isn't in your workspace, it says so.

Built for engineering teams

No marketing-speak. No confetti.

We made otlta because the tools that exist either come from the consumer-product world (gamified, distracting) or the enterprise world (twelve clicks to file a bug). Engineering teams want neither.

What you get: a quiet UI that stays out of the way, a sensible role model (private workspaces, real org admins, billing-only seats), and an assistant that actually reads your stuff.