ZenHub

ZenHub is a project management tool built natively for software teams that work in GitHub, bringing agile planning, sprint management and progress tracking right into the place where developers already do their work. Instead of forcing engineering teams to juggle a separate project management tool and keep it in sync with their code and issues, ZenHub layers planning and reporting directly onto GitHub, so the project board reflects the actual state of development with minimal duplicate effort.

ZenHub integrates deeply with GitHub issues and repositories, turning them into a full agile project management system: Kanban boards, sprints, epics, story points, roadmaps and reports — all connected to the real GitHub issues and pull requests developers are working on. This tight integration means that as work progresses in GitHub, the project boards and reports update accordingly, giving teams accurate visibility without the busywork of maintaining a parallel system. It supports agile and scrum workflows that engineering teams commonly use, and provides analytics like velocity and burndown to help teams plan and improve.

This GitHub-native approach makes ZenHub especially appealing to software teams that live in GitHub and want their project management to feel like a natural extension of their development workflow rather than a separate chore. By keeping planning and code in sync, it reduces friction and improves accuracy, which matters for teams trying to plan realistically and ship reliably. It serves both the developers doing the work and the managers who need visibility into progress. As engineering teams seek project management that fits their tools and reduces overhead, GitHub-native solutions are genuinely valuable. For software teams that work in GitHub and want integrated agile planning and tracking without leaving their workflow, ZenHub offers a focused, well-integrated and developer-friendly solution.