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The team with one engineer
Forty people who need things to work, one person who can make them work. Elisha takes the tickets that are real but never urgent enough to interrupt the thing that is.
Customers
Built for the team that's one person deep
Elisha isn't trying to replace an engineering org. It's for the teams that don't have one — where the bench is a single person and the backlog is full of work that's real but permanently second in line.
Where it fits
Four shapes of team we hear from most. If none of them is you, it's worth a conversation rather than a signup.
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The founder still shipping
You're writing the code and doing everything else. Elisha handles the bug someone just reported while you stay in the thing you were actually doing.
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The support queue that becomes eng work
Support finds the bug, engineering fixes it, three days pass in between. Connecting the channel closes that gap without adding a process.
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The board with a permanent bottom half
Every board has cards that everyone has stopped seeing. They're not hard — they're just never first. That's the pile Elisha is for.
Case studies
Elisha is in private beta, and we're not going to put invented logos or quotes on this page. When the teams using it are ready to be named, their stories will be here — with numbers they stand behind, not ones we made up.
In the meantime, the most honest thing we can offer is the product itself. It's free during the beta, it takes about a minute to connect, and the worst outcome is a pull request you close.
If you're using Elisha and would be happy to talk about it, get in touch — we'd like to hear how it's going either way.
Give the queue to someone else
Connect GitHub, point Elisha at a board or a Slack channel, and assign it the first thing on the list.