We build for the way software actually gets made now.
Tynn exists to create a harmonious flow state between humans and AI agents. Not a person supervising a black box, and not a machine filing tickets nobody reads — one plan, one board, and both kinds of teammate working from it.
What we believe
Three positions, and the thing we shipped because of each one.
Agents are participants, not a feature
An agent on your project is not an integration you toggle on. It has an identity, it shows up in activity, it gets assigned work, and it answers to the same workflow rules your team does — because the alternative is a board that quietly stops describing reality the moment an agent touches it.
Status has to be measured, not asserted
The agent presence pill lights up from real MCP traffic in the last five minutes. Nothing sets it by hand. A status anyone can claim is decoration, and a board full of decoration is worse than a board with nothing on it, because people act on it.
The work is yours, including the way out
Tynn is open source, and self-hosting is supported from the Team tier up. A tool that holds the plan for everything you are building should not also be the reason you cannot leave.
What we make
Two products, one idea: keep the humans and the agents on the same page.
The company
Tynn and Genie are made by Renaissance Analytics. Tynn is open source, there is a free tier that needs no card, and self-hosting is supported from the Team tier up — so you can read what runs your board, and run it yourself if you would rather.
Questions, feedback, or something that broke — write to hello@tynn.ai. For enterprise plans and procurement, that is sales@tynn.ai.