Board Badger
No setup, no training, no fluff

Just you and your client, working on the same thing.

A very simple shared board with nothing complicated on it. Add a task, comment, move it across when you are happy. Your agent keeps it tidy over MCP, and your client needs no account at all.

Open a board

So here it is, as a board.

Everything on the right is already ticked off, and it always will be.

That is the entire pitch. The left is what you and your client actually do.

What you do6

  • Add a taskType it, or tell your agent. A whole list at once if you have just come off a call.
  • Send your client a linkOne email to one named person. They open it and see the same project from their side.
  • Comment on thingsBoth of you, on the task it belongs to.
  • Move it across when you are happyYou can, and so can your client if you let them. That is how a thing stops being yours and starts being theirs.
  • Look, and know where you areTwo columns and a clock on every task. Nobody has to ask what is happening.
  • Let your agent keep it tidyFull MCP support, so Claude adds, chases and comments without you opening anything.
  • Open your first boardAbout twenty seconds. Your client never needs an account. Open a board

What you never have to do9

  • Learn a new toolThere are two columns and a tick box. You have already finished reading the manual.
  • Explain it to your clientThey get a link. No account, no password, nothing to install.
  • Set up custom fieldsOr statuses, or workflows, or a template, or a workspace inside a workspace.
  • Argue about due datesThere are none. It measures how long a thing has waited, which is the honest number.
  • Chase anybody by emailThe board says whose move it is, out loud, at the top.
  • Look at a Gantt chartOr a burndown, a sprint, a story point or a portfolio dashboard.
  • Wonder who is holding things upIt is on the row, with a name against it and the days it has been sitting there.
  • Get your card outIt is free to use, and there is nowhere in it to put a card even if you wanted to.
  • Tidy up after your agentIt works to the same rules you do, and only on your own boards.

A board being worked on

live

Your move2

  • Add the bottle shots that came in on Friday Ellis Gray to do 3 days
    Sarah PikeHappy with these two, send the rest over when you can.
  • Cut the hero film down to forty seconds Ellis Gray to do 13 days

Their move1

  • Confirm the capacity of the tasting room Sarah Pike to do 20 days

Two columns and a clock.

Six things to do, and one of them is yours.Nothing here is a due date.

What it costs

Free for one client.
Nine pounds for the rest.

Nothing is held back from Free except how many boards you can have open at once. Studio is free until payments are switched on, and you will get notice before any charge.

Free £0 for good, not a trial Enough for one client project at a time.
  • One open board
  • Unlimited tasks and comments
  • Unlimited people on it, at no cost to them
  • A link for each person, with no account
  • The MCP server, all fourteen tools
  • The command line on every board
  • Export everything, whenever you like
  • More than one board at a time
Start free
Studio For client work £9 a month, or £90 a year For running more than one client at once.
  • Everything in Free, with the limit taken off
  • Unlimited boards, one per client project
  • Archive a finished board and keep itsoon
  • Import a Trello board
Open a board

Your client is never a seat and never pays.

Or do none of it yourself

Say it, and it is done.

It is an MCP server as well as a website, so the whole board is reachable from Claude under exactly the rules you would be held to, and only on boards you own.

Claude, over MCP
>what has been sitting with hartfield the longest
54 are with them, the oldest at 20 days. Another 2 are your own move and have been for over a month.
>chase the tasting notes and take the booking form back
Chased, and taken back. Sarah sees the comment on her own copy of the board.
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