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Everything about Exponential: issue tracking, coding agents, user feedback, the apps, and the API.

What is Exponential

Exponential is one realtime tracker for issues, user feedback, and coding agents. User reports arrive through the embeddable widget as issues your team triages and answers from the issue itself, and the desktop IDE hands issues to your agent (running locally on your machine), which implements, pushes, and opens the GitHub PR. Merging the PR completes the issue and can notify the person who reported it.

It syncs in real time across web, iOS, Android, and the native desktop app, and it's the same product either way you run it: the free cloud at app.exponential.at or self-hosted on your own server, free for everyone. It's open source under Apache-2.0.

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Quickstart

From zero to a merged, agent-written PR in five steps:

  1. Sign up at app.exponential.at, then create a team or join one via invite link. Details in Getting started.
  2. Create your first board with the first-run wizard: pick a name and a short prefix (issues become EXP-1, EXP-2, …), and connect a GitHub repository if you want coding sessions and PRs.
  3. File your first issue: title, markdown description, status, priority, labels. See Issues & boards.
  4. Start coding: install the desktop app, open the issue, and hit Start coding. Your agent runs on your machine, plans first, implements, and opens the PR itself; the run is a session you can read and steer from anywhere. See Coding agents.
  5. Merge: the issue moves to In Review when the PR opens and completes to Done when it merges.

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Community & help

The source is public at github.com/Niach/exponential. Code, issues, and release notes all live there. Exponential is fully open source under Apache-2.0: see Licensing for the details.

Found a bug or want a feature? Hit the feedback button in the corner of this very site. It's the embeddable widget, running for real. Your report lands straight on the Exponential team's own feedback board, where reports are triaged (and often fixed by an agent).