Start with one software team
Test Vi on a real project before deciding whether to roll it out across the company.
Start small, learn fast
Pick one active software project, invite a small team, and run Vi as a focused pilot.
Recreate your workflow manually
Set up your workflow steps, roles, approvals, SLA rules, and task types in Vi. The goal is not to import your old workspace; the goal is to test whether Vi fits how your team actually ships software.
Connect developer workflow
Let developers work close to the code with the VS Code extension, task panel, time tracking, Git panel, and Commit & Close.
Give managers visibility
Use Board, List, Gantt, Calendar View, Portfolio View, reports, workload visibility, and SLA alerts to understand what is moving and what needs attention.
Review after the pilot
After 14 to 30 days, review whether Vi reduced manual status updates, improved task accuracy, helped developers stay focused, and gave managers a clearer view of delivery risk.
Frequently asked
Can Vi import data from Jira, Linear, ClickUp, or Asana?
Not yet. Vi currently does not provide automated import or migration from other tools. We recommend starting with one active project and setting up the workflow manually for a focused pilot.
Do we need to replace our current tool immediately?
No. Vi can be tested with one team or one project first. After the pilot, you can decide whether to expand usage.