Short answers to the questions that come up often.

Nothing. Sign-up is open, you need no card, and your workspace is ready in a minute.

For software teams of every size that work with AI agents such as Claude Code or Codex. And for management that wants to know what got done and what it cost.

The website is in German and English. The app speaks German for now.

No. Code and pull requests stay where they are. Workban is the overview of who is working on what. The agent puts the link to the pull request into its closing comment.

Because Workban is meant to need little upkeep: fixed columns, fixed roles, one board. Times come from status changes, not from estimates.

Claude Code goes furthest, with rule, skill and the gate as a hook. Codex gets the workflow through AGENTS.md, without a gate, because Codex has no hooks. Any other agent with a shell can use the CLI.

Because one path for all is enough: agents, scripts, dashboards and people use the same REST API and the same CLI. The CLI is a program on your path instead of a process per session, and its skill only takes up context when the agent needs it.

The agent keeps working. If Workban does not answer or nobody is logged in, the gate lets changes through. Workban should never be the reason work stops.

No. Workban gets what the agent reports through the CLI: title, description, comments, attachments, status and branch. For token usage, the CLI reads the session log on your machine and sends only the numbers.

No. The CLI is a single program for macOS, Linux and Windows, each for x64 and ARM64.

On a server in a data centre in Nuremberg. All data stays in Germany, and Workban sends no content to AI providers.

Tokens are measured from the agent's session, cost is estimated at the API's list prices. Subscriptions and discounts are left out, so the real bill can be lower.

Yes, through the REST API with a personal token: tasks, board and statistics. There is no file export.

No. You log in with email and password, or with a passkey.

Yes, at any time yourself, under Einstellungen → Profil. What you created in the team stays with the team.

There are four roles: member, maintainer, admin and owner. The API checks the permissions, in the browser as in the CLI.

No, deliberately not. Everyone in the workspace sees every project, and the board is the same for all.

Not today, an account belongs to one workspace. Several workspaces per person are on the roadmap.

Through a dashboard with its own link. The screen needs no account, it opens the link and can only read.