Pricing

$29 a month, per workspace.

One plan. Unlimited people, unlimited agents, unlimited history — a workspace costs the same with two people in it or twenty. Fourteen days free to start, and no card until you decide.

What you pay forThe hosted service and the state it keeps for you — reachable by every agent you run, from anywhere, without you hosting anything.

What you never pay forNo seats. No usage meters. No AI credits, ever — the agent is already yours, and we take no markup on it.

Your exitExport everything whenever you like — every item, every decision, in a format you can read without us. Cancel any time and take it with you.

Start free No card. One line to connect your agent.

What counts as a workspace

One project, with its own areas, board and history, and its own connection for every agent working on it. Most teams run one. If you keep two products apart on purpose, that is two workspaces and two subscriptions — the split is yours to make, not a limit we impose to sell a second one.

How the trial actually works

Fourteen days, no card, everything switched on. Two things about it are worth knowing before you start rather than after:

The fourteen days belong to you, not to the workspace. Creating a second workspace does not start a second trial — it joins the clock that is already running.
When it ends the board goes read-only. Nothing is deleted and nothing is hidden. You and your agents can still read everything and export all of it; what stops is writing, until you subscribe.

Do we charge per person, or per agent

Neither. Adding a teammate costs nothing and adding an agent costs nothing, because the thing we run for you does not get more expensive when more of them read it. A tool whose price rises with the number of agents you connect is a tool you will connect fewer agents to, which is the opposite of the point.

Which agents this works with

Anything that speaks MCP. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI and Antigravity are the four we test on every release and ship setup snippets for; the connection is a standard MCP server over HTTP, so a client that is not on that list will usually work anyway.

Getting your data out

Export is in the product, not a support request. It gives you every item, every decision and the activity behind them in a format that reads without us. We would rather you never need it, and we would rather it exist than argue about whether it should.

Running it on your own machine

There is a desktop app that runs the same board locally, with no account and no server. It is built and in testing, and it is not downloadable yet — code signing and notarization are the remaining work, and an unsigned build that macOS refuses to open would be a worse first five minutes than no build at all. We would rather say that here than take a signup for something you cannot use today.

Who takes the payment

Paddle, as merchant of record — they are the seller on your receipt and on your statement. The service is operated by 시드업 (SeedUp), a sole proprietorship registered in Seoul, Republic of Korea. The refund policy is fourteen days, in full, without having to explain why.

If the price changes

Everyone already using tuckit hears it from us before it takes effect. There are no countdown timers on this site and no discount that expires while you read it, because a price that needs one of those is telling you something about itself.

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