Set up Bundlle in five minutes
Connect a repository, add your tasks, and let the board start moving on its own.
Most project tools ask you to learn them first and get value later. Bundlle is meant to be the opposite: connect one repository and the board starts keeping itself current the same day.
Here is the whole setup, start to finish. None of it takes longer than a coffee.
1. Create a project
Inside your workspace, create a project for the work you want to track. A project is usually one repository or one product area, and it holds a normal Kanban board with the columns you already expect.
2. Connect a GitHub repository
Link the repo to the project and authorise the connection. Bundlle registers the webhook it needs on its own, so there is nothing to configure in GitHub by hand. From this point on, pushes and pull requests start reaching the board.
3. Add your tasks
Add the tasks you are working on, the way you normally would. You do not need special titles or tags. Bundlle reads the branch, commit messages and pull request text and matches them to the right task by meaning, not by a naming convention.
4. Let it run
Now just work. Start a feature branch and the matching task moves into progress. Open a pull request and it moves into review. Merge it and it is marked done. Every move arrives with a confidence score and a short reason in the AI Activity feed, so you can always see why something changed.
What you do not have to do
No workflow schemes to design, no automation rules to write, no status to update by hand, and no per-seat cost to add the rest of your team. The board stays honest because it reads the work, not because someone remembered to tidy it.
Let your board keep up with you.
Connect a GitHub repo and watch the board start keeping itself current. Free to start, no card required.