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Vyam for startups

Project management for startups and small teams

Vyam is project management for startups and small teams that want a plan and not a process: describe the product, get a first-version plan with tasks, dates and costs, and follow it with GitHub next to the work.

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What goes wrong, and what Vyam does about it

  • “Project tools ask for too much set-up”

    Say what you want to build and Vyam drafts the plan. You start from something to react to, not from empty columns.

  • “We do not know what it will cost to build and run”

    The plan comes with costs in rupees, and the technology choices you make are checked against how many users you expect.

  • “Our work is spread over GitHub, Slack and chat”

    Pull requests show on their tasks, updates can go to Slack, and coding agents can read the plan through MCP and propose updates that you approve.

Start in three steps

  1. 1

    Describe it

    Write what you want to make in your own words, and say when it is due and who is on the team.

  2. 2

    Edit the plan

    Vyam drafts the phases, tasks, dates and costs. Change anything before it is saved.

  3. 3

    Follow it through

    Invite your team, give each task one owner, and watch the timeline show what is late.

Questions people ask

What is the simplest project management tool for a small startup?
One that starts from your idea. In Vyam you describe the product and get a plan with seven steps, from Planning to Maintenance, tasks, dates and costs, which you edit.
Can it plan a minimum viable product?
Yes. Describe the product and the people who will use it, and the plan covers the requirements, design, build, testing and release of a first version.
Does Vyam work with GitHub and Slack?
Yes. GitHub pull requests and commits show on the tasks, and updates can be sent to Slack. Coding agents can connect through MCP.
Can I invite my team?
Yes. You invite teammates by email as owners, editors or viewers, and each task has one owner.
Are the prices in rupees?
Yes. Prices and costs are shown in Indian rupees.

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Plan. Track. Ship.

Describe an idea, get a plan you can edit, and follow it through to launch with your team.

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