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BlocPad - Project & Team Workspace
Kanban and wiki that update instantly for your projects
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Kanban and wiki that update instantly for your projects
89 followers
BlocPad is a modern project management app built on one belief: your work shouldn’t be used as leverage. Plan projects, manage tasks, and document decisions in one place—kanban boards, task details with context, and a built-in wiki that lives with the work. No mid-project paywalls. No sudden lock-ins. Built for real teams doing real work.
BlocPad - Project & Team Workspace
BlocPad - Project & Team Workspace
@zahran_dabbagh Thanks — really appreciate you giving it a try 🙌
That’s fair feedback on pricing. Right now we’re intentionally keeping the freemium model simple while we learn how teams actually use BlocPad, but a clearer, more structured pricing plan is coming soon — without mid-project paywalls or lock-in.
BlocPad - Project & Team Workspace
@zahran_dabbagh Thanks a lot — really appreciate you giving it a deeper try 🙌
BlocPad - Project & Team Workspace
@zahran_dabbagh Love this idea 🙌 You’re spot on — one-click integrations with tools like Gmail, Calendar, Notes, etc. are already in the pipeline.
BlocPad’s long-term vision is exactly that: a centralized productivity hub, rolling out step by step as we grow.
"No mid-project paywalls" is such a refreshing approach! Too many tools start free then hit you with upgrade prompts right when you're deep into work. How does BlocPad's export/data portability work? Love the idea of not being locked in.
BlocPad - Project & Team Workspace
@nora_studiohedera Thanks — that lock-in frustration is exactly what we wanted to avoid.
Your data is always yours. You can export projects, tasks, and docs anytime — no upgrades, no “unlock to download” screens. BlocPad is meant to earn trust by being useful, not by trapping work inside it.
Hi Mihir, can I ask how your product differs from tools like Notion or Lark?
BlocPad - Project & Team Workspace
@jojo_li Great question. BlocPad actually started because I was a Notion user. Our startup loved it… until we hit limits and suddenly it was ~$10 per user, which adds up fast for small teams.
BlocPad is still an MVP, so it’s too early to compare it feature-by-feature with Notion or Lark. Right now the focus is on no mid-project paywalls, real-time by default, and a tighter mix of Notion-style docs + Jira-style execution.
We’re rolling out something genuinely different over the next few weeks — especially around AI workflows, integrations with Cursor and Claude CLI, and an AI project manager that feels human — helping managers stay on top without micromanaging. Just getting started 👀
Nice, could you please explain a bit more what sort of features as a user I can get that I won't have on Atlassian, Notion or other work management tools?
BlocPad - Project & Team Workspace
@khashayar_mansourizadeh Great question. Instead of competing feature-by-feature with Atlassian or Notion, we’re focused on things they don’treally solve yet.
Over the next few weeks, we’re launching three core features:
1) BlocPad AI — a chat agent that helps you create work: turning ideas into requirements, requirements into tasks, and tasks into a living knowledge base — all in project context.
2) BlocPad CLI (for devs) — developers already live in Cursor, Codex, Claude, Gemini CLI, etc. Our CLI lets them authenticate, pull assigned tasks + context automatically, and work without jumping between tools. Less context switching, faster execution.
3) AI Product Manager — an AI agent that joins the project like a team member. It watches task and wiki changes, helps with clarity and structure, and supports managers without replacing human judgment.
It’s still early, but the bet is simple: less tool overhead, more execution.
— what’s the one feature that, if a tool did it really well, would make you stop using Notion / Jira altogether?
Great concept! A project management tool that keeps work, decisions, and documentation together without surprise paywalls or lock-ins feels like what many teams actually need.
BlocPad - Project & Team Workspace
@leotrim_lota Thank you
Really like the approach behind BlocPad! As it grows, how do you make sure the app stays fast and lightweight even when projects get bigger and more complex? And how do you decide what not to build, even if users ask for it?