PlayJoob

Notion-like content inside tickets Tickets now work as a full workspace for each task. You can add any type of content anywhere inside a ticket: text, checklists, notes, links, attachments, and other blocks. Based on user feedback, we also improved how files are displayed inside tickets. Attachments now appear in context — just like in Notion. Images, GIFs, videos, PDFs, and other files can be previewed directly inside the ticket without opening them separately. Media blocks are resizable — you can make them smaller or larger and place them neatly alongside other content. This turns a ticket from a simple task card into a complete space for work, discussion, and all related materials. Token-based pricing instead of per-seat billing We've updated PlayJoob's pricing model. The cost no longer depends on the number of active users in a workspace. Instead of a per-seat subscription, everything runs on tokens. You buy tokens and use them only when you actually trigger actions that require resources — like rocket launches or AI features. Manual tickets remain free. Your team can work in the workspace without limits on the number of members, and you only pay for the real actions that create value. Simply put: pay if you need it. This model makes @PlayJoob more flexible for small teams, solo builders, and growing products. You control costs, scale usage as needed, and never pay just for someone being in the workspace.

PlayJoob now supports a two-way GitHub integration. You can create branches and pull requests directly from a ticket, while GitHub events like branch creation, commits, PR opening, and merge automatically move the ticket between hubs in the world. Instead of syncing abstract statuses, PlayJoob reacts to real development activity and visualizes progress as movement through work, review, and done.