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One polder for all your team's work

Issues, documents, chat, workflows, mailings, incidents, calendar and assets. Eight apps that work as one product, built and hosted in the Netherlands.

Get started See the apps

Polder is in beta. We approve new accounts by hand, so it may take a while before you can get in.

The eight apps

You choose per workspace which apps your team uses. They share one login and the same people.

Backlog

Issues, projects and decisions

Plan work with issues, boards, cycles, projects, customers and a decision log.

Docs

Documents and databases

Write pages, build databases and keep knowledge where your team finds it.

Chat

Channels and messages

Talk with your team, share files and link straight to issues and pages.

Flows

Workflows and automation

Let routine work run itself with workflows that tie all the apps together.

Notify

Mailings to customers

Compose mailings, pick segments and send them from your own workspace.

Incidents

Incidents and status pages

Report, track and resolve outages, with on-call and a status page of your own.

Calendar

Calendar and planning

See issues, appointments and external calendars together and plan work on a day.

Assets

A register of what you manage

Keep track of what your team manages and owns, with types and fields you define.

Anything can link to anything

An issue, a page and a chat message can link to each other, and you see the link on both ends. Someone who may not see an issue does not see its card in chat either.

A link becomes a card

Paste an issue in chat and see its status, priority and who is on it right away.

Mentions work both ways

Mention an issue on a page and the issue shows where it was mentioned.

Search once

Issues, pages and messages in one search box, with access checked per reader.

What it looks like

A team's issue list, grouped by status. This is the app itself, not a mockup.

Connect your own tools

Backlog, Docs and Chat each have an HTTP API. A key can do exactly what the person who made it can do, and never more.

REST API: Issues, projects, customers, pages, databases, channels and messages. The Docs API has the same shape as Notion's.
Webhooks: Backlog calls your server when something happens, signed so you can verify the sender.
MCP server for AI clients: One connection for Backlog, Docs and Chat. The client signs in with OAuth and acts as you. It cannot send a mailing, a person does that.

Read the documentation

# who am I?
curl https://backlog.polder.work/api/v1/me \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $POLDER_TOKEN"

# Polder in Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http polder \
  https://mcp.polder.work/mcp

Coming soon

Desktop app Polder as an app of its own on your computer.
Mobile app Polder on your phone.
CLI A command line that uses nothing but the API.
Raycast Issues, projects and your inbox from Raycast.

Made in the Netherlands. Stored in the Netherlands.

We build Polder in the Netherlands and run it there too. You do not have to find out which country your data ends up in.

Stored in the NetherlandsDatabase, files and backups sit on servers in the Netherlands.
European lawYour data falls under the GDPR and stays within the EU.
One vendorNo pile of tools, each with its own processors and data centres.

Questions

How do I get in?

Polder is in beta. You create an account and we approve it by hand. That can take a while.

Where is my data stored?

On servers in the Netherlands. That goes for the database, files and backups.

Do I have to use all eight apps?

No. An administrator chooses per workspace which apps the team uses.

What does it cost?

That is not settled yet. While Polder is in beta, we are not announcing prices.

Can I connect Polder to other software?

Yes, with the REST API, webhooks or the MCP server. The documentation explains how.

Join the beta?

Polder is in beta. Create an account and we will approve it by hand.