Kanban, list & timeline views
- Rowsh
- Included
- Jira
- Included
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Jira was built for large engineering orgs, workflows, schemes, and permissions your designers, marketers, and clients will never learn. Rowsh gives software teams boards, tasks, and dependencies everyone understands, with chat, calls, calendar, and files in the same workspace.

Rowsh covers what dev teams actually track, tasks with subtasks, dependencies, custom fields, and automations across Kanban, list, and timeline views. No workflow schemes, no screen configurations, no admin who spends Fridays maintaining the board.

With Jira, the actual conversation happens in Slack and the context gets lost between tools. In Rowsh, chat, threads, and voice & video calls live next to the board, and any message becomes a task with its discussion attached.

A current look at project delivery, communication, AI, and pricing across both products.
| Feature | Rowsh | Jira |
|---|---|---|
| Kanban, list & timeline views | Included | Included |
| Subtasks & dependencies | Included | Included |
| Team chat included (channels & DMs) | Included | Not included |
| Voice & video calls | Included | Not included |
| Team calendar & booking links | Included | Calendar view, without native booking links |
| Whiteboards & notes | Included | Available through other Atlassian products and integrations |
| AI summaries & copilot | Included | Rovo included on paid plans |
| Cross functional workspace | Projects, chat, calendar and files | Jira work management views |
| Starting paid plan | Live pricing published by Rowsh | $7.91 USD per user monthly for Standard |
Reviewed 5 September 2026 using Atlassian's official Jira pricing page. Plans, prices, and availability can change.
See live Rowsh plansFAQ
Yes, for software teams and agencies. You get subtasks, dependencies, custom fields, automations, goals, and analytics across Kanban, list, and timeline views. What you drop is the workflow scheme bureaucracy built for thousand person orgs.
Rowsh presents project boards, chat, and calendar as direct modules for cross functional teams. Evaluate the interface with the people who will use it before rollout.
Describe the issue data, fields, files, users, and integrations involved. Any migration service, scope, timing, or fee will be confirmed in writing.
Rowsh publishes live billing options and plan limits on its pricing page. Jira Standard is listed at $7.91 USD per user each month as of the review date shown above.
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