What's new in Thicket

Turn on Timesheet in a project's settings, and your team logs hours from a ⏱ badge on the project and on its to-dos, messages, docs, files, cards and events. Each person fills in their week on My Timesheet, with rows for time off. The Timesheets report totals the hours by project, filters them by person and dates, and downloads them as a CSV file. Owners and admins can ask for each week to be submitted for approval. Only your team sees any of it, never clients, and it's included on every plan.

• A ⏱ badge on the project and on each to-do, message, doc, file, card and event
• My Timesheet: your week as a grid that saves each cell as you leave it
• The Timesheets report: filter by person, project and dates, then download a CSV
• Optional weekly approvals that flag later changes instead of locking the week

Thicket is now available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Check what needs attention, reply to a message, share a file, or finish a to-do wherever you are. Push notifications help you stay on top of replies and work you follow, with quiet hours when you need them. Download the app and sign in with your existing account.

Your AI tools can read project context, organize to-dos, and post updates where your team works. Connect through the CLI or MCP and approve access in your browser. Connections follow your existing permissions and can be disconnected in My settings. Updated October 5: browser connections replace the earlier dedicated agent setup.

• Approve access through your existing Thicket account
• Choose read-only access when a tool only needs project context
• Keep updates with the project, under your name with an API or MCP label
• Manage connections in My settings, Connected apps

The MCP connector now handles the request teams most often hand an AI assistant: cleaning up a backlog. A connected app can create to-do lists, move to-dos between lists, and sort a whole list in one step, with the order in Thicket reflecting the priority you asked for. It can read assignees, due dates, and notes across a project at once, answer what is overdue or assigned to a teammate, and send junk to-dos to the Trash, recoverable for 30 days, instead of marking them done.

• Ask a connected app to sort a to-do list by priority and it happens in one step
• New tools create lists, move and reorder to-dos, and send junk to the Trash
• Project reviews read assignees, due dates, and notes without opening items one at a time

Thicket now runs a remote MCP connector. MCP is an open standard that ChatGPT and other compatible AI apps can use to connect to outside products. An approved app can read and update to-dos, post messages, move board cards, follow the schedule, and search. The browser consent screen shows whether it requested read-only or read-and-write access, every change appears under your name, and disconnecting it from My settings stops access on the next request. Included on every plan.

• One URL to connect: https://www.thickethq.com/api/mcp
• Verified end to end with ChatGPT and Claude Code
• Works with your account permissions; read-only connections available
• Disconnect from My settings, under Connected apps

Teachers and students now get every Thicket Pro feature free for classroom work, and registered 501(c)(3) and CRA charities get 10% off any plan, forever. Apply from the new discounts page; a person verifies every application and the discount goes straight onto your account.

Teams can now automate routine project work and bring Thicket into the tools they already use. The new command-line tool and personal access tokens can securely work with projects, to-dos, messages, docs, and the rest of Thicket. Developers can choose readable terminal output or JSON for scripts and external AI agents.

Starter gives growing teams every Thicket tool across three active projects for $25/month, with up to 20 teammates and clients. Larger teams can use Pro for unlimited projects and people, while Free remains available for one active project. Annual billing is available for both paid plans.

Break work into smaller pieces, repeat it on a schedule, and reuse complete project setups. Each subtask can have its own assignees and due date. When recurring work is completed, Thicket creates the next occurrence with its assignments, notes, and unfinished subtasks. Project templates carry the structure into the next client engagement and shift dates to the new timeline.

Choose exactly which projects each person can see, invite them into the right work from the start, and switch between team and client roles with a clear preview. When someone leaves, their contributions stay attributed. Duplicate accounts can also be merged without losing project history.

Thicket brings messages, to-dos, docs and files, schedules, Boards, and chat into one project space. Client access, approvals, automatic check-ins, project health, secure sharing, two-factor authentication, and account export support that core. It is built for people who want the plan, discussion, files, and deadlines together without configuring an enterprise system.

• Six tools ready in every project
• Client visibility controls and recorded approvals
• Automatic check-ins and project health
• Two-factor authentication, public share links, and JSON account export