Why Everia
The ticket that remembers,
for people and agents.
AI agents now do real work on every team, and what they do disappears into terminals and chat windows. Everia is the workspace where people and agents work on the same ticket, and the ticket keeps the full record of what each of them did.
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Six things Everia does that the others don't
Other tools are ledgers that people update about work done somewhere else. These are the places where Everia works differently.
Context
The ticket is the memory of the work, including the agent's work
In most tools an agent works for an hour and the ticket says done. The reasoning stays in a terminal nobody else sees, and the next person starts from nothing. In Everia the work is written back to the ticket, so whoever picks it up next, person or agent, starts with the whole story.
- ✓Commits and pull requests are recorded on the ticket, whether a person or a coding agent wrote them
- ✓What the assistant read, changed and created is kept with the ticket
- ✓Comments, status changes, time and test results sit in one history
- ✓Direct connections for your own coding agent are next on the roadmap
Accountability
Agents that answer for what they do
After public incidents of agents deleting data, the rule teams ask for is simple: show the plan, let a person approve it, keep a record. Everia's assistant follows it.
- ✓It works through the same permissions as the member using it
- ✓It asks for confirmation before anything destructive
- ✓AI credits belong to the workspace, with a visible balance
Europe
Your data stays in the EU
Everia is a Swedish company under the Swedish data protection authority. Most tools in this category are US companies with a US default.
- ✓Choose the EU region at signup, at the same price
- ✓Published DPA
- ✓Sub-processors listed by name for each region
Depth
Tickets, tests, docs and time in one system
A requirement becomes tickets, the tickets carry test cases, and test runs show what passed. Nothing has to be reconciled across tools before a release.
- ✓Test cases and test runs are built in, not an add-on
- ✓Docs are connected to the tickets they describe
- ✓Time is logged on the ticket and compared against the estimate
- ✓Tickets and time from Slack, Telegram and WhatsApp, for people who never open a browser
Pricing
Pricing with nothing hidden
Free for up to 3 members. €12 per member for teams. Enterprise is quoted per organization. Every module is in every plan.
- ✓Viewers read and comment for free: 10 on Free, 25 on Team
- ✓No minimum seats and no seat blocks
- ✓No AI charge per user
- ✓Single sign-on is never sold as an upgrade
No expert required
The team runs it. Nobody is hired to operate the tool.
Jira and ClickUp are flexible enough that companies employ certified admins or pay outside consultants to configure and maintain them. That is a salary or a day rate spent only on using software they already pay for. Everia needs no training: setup is guided and quick, and the people who use it are the people who run it.
- ✓Guided setup in five steps, with a sample project to explore first
- ✓Statuses and flows are edited by the team, per project
- ✓No schemes, no plugin marketplace, no certification track
- ✓Importers bring an existing backlog across from Jira, Linear, ClickUp and Asana
What people say about the tools they use today
We read the public reviews. The same complaints come up for each product.
Jira
Needs a paid expert
Companies hire certified admins or consultants only to configure and maintain it.
Overwhelming to set up
A crowded interface, confusing project types, and simple jobs that take a search to figure out.
Clunky day to day
Reviewers call it cumbersome and short on visual clarity.
Inactive sites get deleted
Unused free sites can be deactivated and removed, along with their data.
Linear
Stops at issue tracking
Tests, docs and time tracking live in other tools.
Strains as the roadmap grows
Reviewers say it struggles beyond a small team or a single team's roadmap.
Becomes a pile of abandoned issues
Without guidance on filters and roadmaps, workspaces fill with tasks nobody closes.
Notion
Building the system instead of doing the work
Teams spend more time designing databases than delivering.
Slow with large workspaces
Reviewers report lag and display bugs in the desktop app.
Imports that lose data
Reviewers describe lost images on migration and automated support replies.
Trello
Outgrown quickly
Too little depth for larger teams and projects.
The plugin hunt
Basic project features come from Power-Ups.
Easy to lose track
Mentions and assignments go unnoticed.
ClickUp
Needs a paid expert
Teams bring in verified consultants to design and untangle their workspace.
Feature bloat and lag
Slow reloads and a different experience on web and mobile.
New features before fixes
Reviewers say AI add-ons arrive while bugs and promised updates wait.
Limits inside unlimited plans
Hidden caps, and AI sold per user on top.
Their complaint, our answer
Each row is something Everia does today. Where we have no answer yet, the next section says so.
| The complaint | Heard about | What Everia does |
|---|---|---|
| What the AI agent did is lost when its session ends | Every tool | Commits, pull requests and the assistant's actions are recorded on the ticket, so context carries over to the next person or agent. |
| We pay an expert a heavy fee only to use the platform | Jira, ClickUp | No admin to hire, no consultant to brief and no course to take. Setup is guided, and the team that uses Everia is the team that runs it. |
| Too complex. Simple jobs take a search to figure out. | Jira, ClickUp | A sample project to explore first. The team edits its own statuses per project. There are no schemes and no plugin layer to configure. |
| We spend our time building the system instead of working in it | Notion | The structure is already there: tickets, tests, docs and time arrive connected. You fill in the work. |
| We outgrew it, and every missing feature is another plugin | Trello | Sprints, Gantt, dependencies, feature, story and task levels, tests, docs and time are in the product and in every plan. |
| Tests, docs and time live in three other tools | Linear, Jira | They are modules of the same workspace, linked to the same tickets. |
| AI is pushed at us, or sold per user on top | Jira, ClickUp | The assistant appears when you call it and asks before it deletes. Credits are included per workspace. Extra credits are a one-time pack, never a seat charge. |
| The plan said unlimited and then we hit the limits | ClickUp | Every module is in every plan, and the few limits there are, members, projects and viewers, are printed on the pricing page. |
| Our workspace was deleted for being inactive | Jira | There is no clock on the free workspace. Nothing expires. |
| Assignments and mentions get missed | Trello | Mentions, assignments and watched tickets notify you in the app and by email, and teams can route updates to Slack. |
| Moving in meant retyping everything | Notion | Importers for Jira, Linear, ClickUp and Asana, plus CSV and Excel files. |
| Stakeholders and clients can't see the board without a paid seat | Jira, Linear | Viewers read and comment for free. |
| Our data sits with a US company by default | Most tools | Swedish company, EU region at signup, published DPA, sub-processors named. |
Everia fits you if
- ✓You are a team of roughly 10 to 50 that plans, builds and tests on a cadence
- ✓You pay for an issue tracker, a test tool and a wiki, and reconcile them by hand
- ✓You already use coding agents and want their work on the record
- ✓You sell into Europe, or a customer has asked where your data lives
- ✓You are an agency whose clients should see progress without a paid seat
- ✓You run marketing, HR or operations work and part of the team works from chat
Look elsewhere for now if
- ~You need one board across many teams, with swimlanes. Everia's boards are per project.
- ~You need several assignees on one ticket. Everia tickets have one owner.
- ~Your company depends on the wider Atlassian suite, such as a service desk or Bitbucket.
- ~You want the fastest keyboard-driven issue tracker and nothing else. Linear is very good at that.
We would rather you hear it here than find out in month three.
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