Docket

Vadim Drobinin and his team looked at Jira—the enterprise project management giant that thousands of developers love to hate—and asked a simple question: what if indie devs and AI agents got something better? Enter Docket, a project management tool built specifically for solo founders, freelancers, and AI agents that need to track their own work. No enterprise bloat, no $50/month per seat pricing, no Configure.Projects.Execute sprints required. Just a clean, fast way to manage what you're building and what your AI is building alongside you.

Here's why this matters: the project management space is dominated by tools built for teams of hundreds, not teams of one. And with AI agents increasingly doing actual development work—writing code, filing bugs, shipping features—someone needs to build the tool those agents actually use. Docket is stepping into that gap. It's early, there's no funding announced, no user counts, no ARR to brag about—but the positioning is sharp. The team behind it includes six people across engineering and design, and they've clearly thought about the problem differently.

Right now, they're likely hunting for early adopters—indie devs tired of overengineered tools, builders experimenting with AI agent workflows, anyone who wants project management without the enterprise tax. Let's see if the product delivers.