The Suparko product
Tickets and planning, team chat, shared files, notifications and a client portal, connected by the same server-enforced permissions. Compatible AI clients can work with authorized tickets through MCP.
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Core modules
Each module has a dedicated page and guide. Together they keep the plan, the discussion and the evidence connected.
Manage projects and track tickets with owners, priorities, labels, relations, custom team workflows, board and list views, saved views and bulk actions.
Discuss work in channels, direct messages and threads. Mention teammates, reference tickets and share images, videos and files in your conversations.
Organize files in personal and shared drives. Browse folders, preview images, video and audio, keep earlier versions and share files with teammates.
Review in-app mentions and ticket updates, open the related work, manage read states, answer project check-ins and choose personal notification preferences.
Give a compatible AI client ticket tools that follow the connected member’s current permissions.
Across the platform
These capabilities work across modules. Availability of some features depends on your role and on what an administrator enables.
Publish a saved file version to invited client accounts. Clients download that exact version, comment, and approve it or request changes.
Write project briefs, pages and decisions. Every save keeps a permanent revision, and a decision can link to its ticket.
Project dates, dated milestones, workload by assignee, blocked work and an eight-week delivery trend for each project.
Schedule check-in questions, overdue reminders and weekly summaries. They are delivered in the app, in each project inbox.
When an administrator enables it, members ask questions and get read-only answers drawn from records they can access, with linked sources.
Administrators export a portable Suparko archive and import Suparko archives or Linear issue CSV files after a dry-run preview.
Workspace roles plus project, team and file access are checked on the server for every read, search, reference and change.
See whether a teammate is active now, away or offline, with a last-seen time based on recent activity in the workspace.
Why one workspace
A qualitative comparison of common project habits. It describes how the product works, not a measured outcome.
| Topic | With scattered tools | With Suparko |
|---|---|---|
| Decisions | Agreed in a chat thread, then hard to find when the work starts. | Chat references the ticket, and the outcome is recorded as a decision with revisions. |
| Ownership | A spreadsheet row or a message says who is on it, until it changes. | Every ticket has an owner, priority, status and history in the team’s workflow. |
| Files | Attachments are copied between tools and the latest version is unclear. | Drive keeps earlier versions, and sharing is explicit: Editor, Viewer or No access. |
| Client review | Feedback arrives by email about a file that may have changed since. | Clients respond in the portal to a published version identified by its file digest. |
| Questions | Someone searches several tools, or asks the person who remembers. | Suparko AI, when enabled, answers from records you can access and links its sources. |
Make the business case
Looking for a file, repeating a decision, chasing an update. Enter your own assumptions to see what recovered minutes add up to.
of team capacity per month, worth about $2,700 at your hourly assumption.
12 people × 15 min × 20 workdays ÷ 60
This is a planning example built only from the numbers you enter. It is not a measured Suparko result or a savings guarantee. Capacity value is not cash savings, and subscription and implementation costs are excluded.
Evaluate with real work
Start small: one project, two teams and a real handoff. Check who can see what, and whether the next action stays clear.
Product, design and engineering can work toward the same project while keeping a workflow for each team. Test whether an owner can find the expected outcome, evidence and next review step without asking for the story again.
Use Chat for the conversation, then reference the ticket that holds the decision and its owner. Attach review evidence to the work and organize shared materials in Drive. Check the audience before sharing private details.
Give a compatible assistant ticket tools through OAuth or a workspace key. Test accessible reads, a reviewed draft and an explicit committed change. The MCP connection does not expose Chat, Drive or account administration.
Before a wider rollout, confirm the requirements that matter to you. Suparko does not currently offer SSO/SAML, SCIM provisioning, native mobile apps or automatic email delivery for invitations and notifications. Review current capabilities and limits.
Next step
Tell us how your projects run today. We’ll walk through the workspace with your workflow in mind.