Founded
2016
Starting Price
$8.50
Category
Project Management
Last updated March 24, 2026
About Shortcut
Shortcut is a fast, intuitive project management platform built specifically for software development teams. It combines issue tracking, sprint planning, and roadmaps with a clean interface, keyboard shortcuts, and deep GitHub/GitLab integration to help product and engineering teams plan, build, and ship without friction.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Clean, fast interface designed specifically for software teams
- Keyboard shortcuts make navigation and issue management lightning fast
- Deep GitHub and GitLab integration links code to stories seamlessly
- Intuitive sprint planning with velocity tracking and burndown charts
- Balanced feature set — powerful without being overwhelming
Cons
Key Features
Stories & Workflows
Create stories (tasks) with customizable workflows, subtasks, labels, and priorities in a clean drag-and-drop interface
Iterations (Sprints)
Time-boxed sprints that span multiple epics and workflows with velocity tracking and burndown charts
Epics & Objectives
Group related stories into epics and connect them to high-level objectives for roadmap visibility
Roadmap Timeline
Visual timeline with adjustable dates to track progress of objectives and epics across teams
Keyboard Shortcuts
Extensive keyboard shortcuts for fast navigation, story creation, and status updates without touching the mouse
Advanced Search
Search operators for filtering by project, epic, workflow state, assignee, and full-text search across stories and comments
GitHub & GitLab Integration
Deep VCS integration that links branches and PRs to stories, auto-updates status on merge
Pricing
Team
$8.50/user/month
- Unlimited stories & projects
- Iterations & roadmaps
- GitHub/GitLab integration
- Search & filters
- API access
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