What is Leiga?

Leiga is an AI‑powered project management platform that supports product managers, developers, and leadership teams. It offers a natural‑language chat interface for rapid report generation, real‑time risk alerts, and automated sprint tracking. Built‑in AI tools break down user stories into subtasks, draft PRDs, and maintain an AI info hub for instant data access.

The dashboard displays workload, progress, and benchmarking against industry standards, while an IDE plugin lets developers update tasks directly in code editors. Leiga includes automation for reminders, task creation, and screen‑recorded bug transcription, and it integrates with tools such as GitHub, Jira, Slack, Figma, and Notion.

Leiga pricing Freemium

Free $0

Startup plan $0

Start $10

Standard plan $10

Add-on professional $20

Professional plan $25

Add-on professional (add-on) additional $5 (on top of $20)

Professional plan (add-on) additional $5 (on top of $25)

Standard plan (add-on) additional $12 (on top of $10)

Standard plan (with extra add-on) additional $12 (on top of $10)

Enterprise plan Contact us

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Leiga's key features

AI-generated product requirements quickly
Unified roadmap dashboard view
Live risk alerts with AI assistant
Capacity-based workload distribution
Time and effort analytics across projects
Seamless integrations with popular tools
Agile board automation capabilities

Leiga use cases

Generate real‑time sprint progress dashboards with AI‑driven chat, pulling data from GitHub and Jira, and automatically flagging blockers for instant action.
Use Leiga’s story decomposition engine to break down complex product requirements into testable epics, sync the results to Notion and Figma wireframes, and keep the whole team aligned without manual hand‑offs.
Automate risk monitoring by having Leiga scan Slack and Jira comments for red‑flag keywords, sending instant alerts and updating the OKR tracker in Notion, so managers can intervene before delays snowball.