Your project, tracked and shipping, ready in under a minute
Centerboard takes a GitHub repository and gives it a sprint board, a Claude Code handoff that knows the project, restore points, and a way to sell what you make. Tell it what to build. It keeps the rest on track.
Give Centerboard a job
It takes a repository and the things you would otherwise juggle around it: the board, the handoff, the safety net, the sale.
Your repository, made a project
“Take this repository and set it up properly: a board with the right columns, wired to the repo, so I can stop tracking work in my head.”
Your board, in your pocket
“When I move a card from Ready to In progress on my phone, update the item on GitHub too. I do not want two lists.”
Claude Code, briefed
“Open a Claude Code session that already knows this project — the board, the goals, what shipped last week — and hand it the next card.”
A checkpoint first
“Before anything risky, mark where we were, so there is a point to come back to. Afterwards, tell me what changed in plain English, not a diff.”
Nothing leaks
“Check for keys and secrets before I publish anything, and never accept a token that can see more than it needs to.”
Sell what you made
“List this as a product, take the payment through Stripe, and send me my share. I stay the merchant of record.”
The power of Centerboard
Not another place to write tasks down. A place the project actually runs from.
Nothing to install
Sign in, connect a repository, and the board exists. No download, no CLI, no config files, no server of your own to keep running.
Built on GitHub
Your repositories and boards stay on GitHub, under your account. Centerboard works through the API, with the narrowest token that does the job.
One board, every device
A kanban on the desktop, a thumb-friendly list on the phone. Move a card anywhere and the status follows it back to GitHub.
Claude Code, in context
Every session starts with the project's board, goals and history already loaded, so the first minute goes on building instead of explaining.
Safe by default
Checkpoints before risky steps, a scan for leaked keys before anything ships, and tokens that carry one scope and nothing more.
Sell what you build
Stripe-backed checkout with you as the merchant of record. Centerboard takes 5% when something sells, and nothing otherwise.
Plugs into what you already use. Nothing new to learn.
Centerboard sits on top of the tools a project already lives in. It does not replace them, and it does not copy your code anywhere.
Bring the model you already use
Centerboard does not ship you a tool to install, and it does not pick your model. You work in Claude Code, or Claude, or whatever you already have open. Centerboard is what that model reads the board from and writes progress back to, so the plan and the work stop drifting apart.
connected · claude codeConnect once from your account and your model can read the board, pick up the next card, and move it when the work lands. In build. Boards, goals and team are live today; the connector is the piece being built next.
Pricing
The app is free. Centerboard only earns when you sell something through it.
Every feature. Unlimited projects. No trial, no seat count, no card.
A commission on sales made through Centerboard. You keep the rest, and you stay the merchant of record.
Paid extras for teams that want more. Nothing you need to ship your first thing.
Frequently asked questions
What is Centerboard?
Do I need to know git?
Where does my code live?
What does the GitHub token allow?
project alone, and Centerboard refuses any token that carries more, because a repo scope would hand over every repository you can see.Is it free?
Do I need Claude Code?
Your project is waiting for you.
Connect a repository, get its board, and hand the next card to Claude Code. Free, and under a minute.
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