Dart
Dart, formerly known as Pivot and Keeple, is a B2B company based in San Francisco and Redwood City, CA, specializing in AI-enhanced project management tools aimed at boosting productivity by automating routine tasks.
Company History
Dart, formerly known as Pivot and Keeple, is a company with origins in San Francisco, CA, USA, and Redwood City, CA, USA. It has grown to become part of the W22 Y-Combinator batch, maintaining a small but focused team of 7 members. The company operates in the B2B sector, specifically within the productivity sub-industry.
Services
Dart offers a fully-featured project management tool designed to optimize productivity through the use of artificial intelligence. The tool assists with roadmap planning, report generation, task breakdowns, and even basic writing and design tasks. Key features include intelligent task management, support for sprints, and seamless integration with workplace tools like GitHub, Slack, and Discord.
Product Features
Dart's project management tool boasts a variety of features intended to streamline projects and improve team productivity. It supports task management in both list and board views, allows for the implementation of sprints, and provides roadmaps, Gantt charts, and calendar views. Users can link tasks and documents, set due dates and notifications, and utilize Dart AI for automatic property filling and roadmap building. Additionally, Dart includes a powerful document editor and report generation capabilities.
Technology Integrations
Dart integrates with several popular workplace tools to enhance project management. These integrations include GitHub for version control, Slack and Discord for team communication, as well as offering a Command Line Interface (CLI) and Application Programming Interface (API) for further integration and automation purposes.
Remote Work and Regions
Dart caters to a global market with a focus on regions such as the United States of America, America/Canada, and remote or partly remote teams. The company aims to save teams up to seven hours per week by eliminating regular project management chores, allowing for more focus on other essential work.