Kaijū Brain supports you if you use agile methods like Kanban or Scrum. You can use it to manage tasks, stories, features, and epics. The teams and teams of teams working on them can organize themselves here. Kaijū Brain can also help with knowledge management using wikis and documents.

Kaijū Brain strives to be as simple as possible. This starts with the design and continues with hints (e.g., for splitting overly large stories) and automation (e.g., for iteration planning or state transitions of features and epics).

Semi- or fully automated workflows can be created for standardized, frequently occurring activities.

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Use is free for up to 150 data objects. Companies have the option of setting up private installations of Kaijū Brain on the Google Cloud Platform. Private installations are not billed per data object. Because Kaijū Brain is consistently built on serverless services, it has extremely low operating costs.