Every action carries the mark of the person answerable for it.

FuturnFlow runs projects, boards, approvals and client portals for agencies. Its assistant runs on hardware we own, acts only through each person’s own permissions, and is recorded under their name — never its own.

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Maker

who did it

Rank

what they may do

Date

when

Assay

where it stayed

A hallmark says who made the piece, what standard they were entitled to work to, when, and which assay office never let it leave. So does every row in your workspace’s audit log — including the rows the assistant writes.

An assistant that does things, and signs its work.

Ask it to create, assign and summarise. It can only do what you can do: every action runs through the same permissions as a button click, destructive changes always wait for a human confirm, and the audit log names the person — never “the AI”.

  • A Client login is never offered a write tool.
  • Stop undoes what a run already did — through the same actions.
  • Every executed step lands in the workspace audit trail.

The day book

Create a bug for the login page and assign it to Naifi, due Friday.
Done — BUG WEB-114 “Login page”, assigned to Naifi, due Fri 7 Aug. Anything else?

Archive 3 completed tasks?

This can be undone from the archive.

ConfirmDecline

Struck into the audit log

task created — Priya, via the assistant

Illustrative conversation. The permission, confirm and audit behaviour shown is the real product.

Four ranks, and what each may do.

A guild never left this to interpretation, and neither does this. Rank is what the workspace checks before every action — and where four is not enough, custom roles grant exactly the permissions you tick, never permissions guessed from a job title.

  1. Owner

    Holds the workspace. Billing, every project, and the power to grant rank.

  2. Admin

    Runs the house — people, teams, modules and workspace settings.

  3. Member

    Does the work. Sees the projects their teams have accepted, and no others.

  4. Client

    The patron's own login. Only the sections you opened, closed by default.

Simple, by deletion.

FuturnFlow’s previous generation had everything Jira has. We counted what people actually used, and deleted the rest. What remains is a tool your team stops noticing.

task statuses
down from 11 to 4
To Do · In Progress · In Review · Done
task types
down from 14 to 4
Task · Subtask · Bug · Milestone
roles
down from 7 to 4
Owner · Admin · Member · Client
navigation items
down from 12+ to 7
everything else is a module you opt into

Two sides of every commission.

Your client isn’t a guest account with things hidden from it — they get their own purpose-built side of the same project.

The house sees

  • Boards, sprints, backlog and timelines
  • Approvals routed up the real reporting line — never to a peer
  • Internal comments, time, docs and files
  • Which tasks the client can and cannot see, per task

The patron sees

  • A portal dashboard built for clients, not a stripped admin
  • Only the sections you switched on — closed by default
  • Review requests they can approve from their own login
  • Campaign intake forms that land as real work items

A workspace that starts small.

Every optional module ships switched off. A new workspace is projects, tasks and people — and grows a feature the day you actually need it, from settings, without a support ticket.

Struck plates are in every workspace. The unstruck ones are yours the moment you switch them on.

  • Projects
  • Tasks
  • Boards
  • Teams
  • Clients
  • Campaigns
  • Approvals
  • Intake forms
  • Docs
  • Sprints
  • Time tracking
  • Automation
  • Custom fields
  • AI assistant

Priced like a tool, not a platform.

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Free

₹0

3 seats, forever

Starter

₹249

per user / month · up to 15

Professional

₹499

per user / month · unlimited

Business

₹899

per user / month · unlimited

FuturnFlowbyFuturn

Built by an agency, for agencies.

The Futurn runs its own client work on FuturnFlow every day — the boards, the approvals, the portals and the assistant you just read about.

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