Project management software

Get work organized. Keep everyone on the same page.

Keep to-dos, messages, and files in one place for your team and clients.

Paid plans from US$25/month. No per-user fees.

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Free plan. No card required. Includes a 30-day Pro trial.

A real Thicket project on one screen: seven people, the health flag reading on track, and six tool windows showing the latest messages, to-dos, calendar dates, files, board cards, and chat lines, each with who touched it last and what is new for you
See Thicket in action
  • See who is doing what, by when
  • Project health flags show which projects need attention
  • Clients see only what you choose to share
  • People in agencies, education, nonprofits, community organizations, energy, and esports have created Thicket workspaces. Explore use cases
  • Independently owned. Built by Vesperion Gate, a profitable company funded by its products. About the company
  • Runs the company that builds it. Vesperion Gate keeps its product work, marketing, and company plans in Thicket.

Now available for iPhone and iPad

Stay on top of work on the go.

Check what needs attention, reply to a message, and finish a to-do from your iPhone or iPad. Your work stays together with the people doing it.

Push notifications bring you back to the work that needs you. Choose what you hear about and set quiet hours when you need a break.

Download on the App Store

Free to download. Sign in with your existing Thicket account.

See where you can use Thicket
Thicket for iPhone showing a project's messages, to-dos, files, calendar, boards, and chat
The work, together.
Thicket Inbox on iPhone showing reminders and check-ins in one place
What needs your attention.

Know what needs doing. Keep work on track.

Organize a client job, plan a launch, or manage recurring work. Give the people involved one place to work together.

Before Thicket

  • To-dos are in a notebook, decisions in email, and files in another app.
  • You have to ask around to find out what is done and what still needs attention.
  • It is unclear who is responsible or when the work is due.
  • A colleague or client needs an update, and you have to piece it together.

After Thicket

  • Each project keeps its tasks, discussions, docs, files, and schedule together.
  • People in the project can check completed to-dos and recent updates.
  • Assign to-dos and due dates so responsibilities are written down.
  • Share work with clients and keep their feedback and approvals alongside it.

Six tools, together in every project

Messages, to-dos, docs, schedules, boards, and chat are ready from the start, without stitching together separate apps.

Message board

Updates, decisions, and feedback stay attached to the project instead of buried in inboxes.

Instead of a separate email thread

To-dos

Lists with owners and due dates, so everyone can see who is doing what by when.

Can replace a separate task tracker

Docs & files

Notes, plans, and deliverables live in the project they belong to, next to the to-dos and the discussion.

Can replace a separate project wiki or file drop

Schedule

Due dates, milestones, and events on one calendar the whole project can see.

Instead of another project calendar

Boards

Kanban-style cards that move through columns when the work is a pipeline, not a list.

Can replace a separate kanban board

Chat

Group chat per project plus direct messages, so quick questions stay next to the work.

Can replace a separate chat channel for project work

What each screen shows

These are Thicket screens from a populated project.

Home

What's happening across all our projects?

Home shows every project with its people and latest activity, so you check one screen instead of five apps.

Thicket home showing every project with members and latest activity
Project overview

Where does this project stand?

Each project puts its six tools, health flag, and recent activity on one screen. Open it to see whether the project is on track.

Thicket project overview with message board, to-dos, docs, schedule, boards, and chat
To-dos

Who's doing what, by when?

To-do lists carry owners, due dates, and progress, so the answer is written down instead of asked in chat.

Website launch to-do list in Thicket: five open tasks with owners and due dates, and two completed tasks
Client access

How do we keep the client involved?

Share updates, files, and work for approval. Clients get a scoped view of their own project and nothing else, with feedback and approvals kept with the work.

What a client sees in Thicket: only the project they were invited to
Try Thicket Free

30 days of Pro. No card required. Keep using Free if you do not subscribe.

Flat plans for your whole team, no per-user fees

Start with one project on Free, run up to three on Starter, or choose unlimited projects on Pro. Every plan includes the whole product.

Prices in USD.

Free
For getting one project organized

1 project

20 people, clients included

1 GB storage

30-day activity history

Try Thicket Free
Starter
Up to three active projects for your whole team
3 active projects
20 people, clients included
$25/month total or $240/year for the whole team.
10 GB of storage and full activity history.
Start a 30-day free trial
Pro
Unlimited users, unlimited projects
Unlimited projects, members, clients, and guests.
Pro is $49/month total or $468/year for the whole team.
50 GB of storage and full activity history.
Start a 30-day free trial

A note from the founder

Hi, I'm Jason. I run Vesperion Gate, the small company that makes Thicket, and we run the company on it: product work, design, and company plans, every working day.

We built Thicket to keep a team's work organized: the plan, the discussion, and the files for every project in one place, and everyone clear on who's doing what and by when. It's simple enough that nobody has to become its administrator.

Pricing is flat for the whole organization, not per user, and we have no plans to sell Thicket. Vesperion Gate is private, profitable, and funded by its products.

If you have a question, or want help setting up your team, email support@thickethq.com. For anything else, including feedback on Thicket, you can write to me directly at jason@thickethq.com.

Jason

Founder

See how people use Thicket

Explore ways to organize client work, coordinate a launch, and keep shared tasks on track.

Frequently asked questions

What Thicket is, what the plans cost, where it runs, and how client access and chat work.

Start with work you need to organize

Create a project for a client job, a launch, or your ongoing work. Add the next to-dos and invite the people doing them.

Try Thicket Free

30 days of Pro. No card required. Keep using Free if you do not subscribe.