Riido - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Riido is a project management workspace where people and the AI agents they already use work on the same projects.

Teams that use AI every day often see individuals get faster while the team as a whole does not. AI output stays on personal machines, and people spend time copying results and background between tools. Riido gives the team one place to plan, assign and track work, whether a person or an agent is doing it.

Break goals into projects, milestones and tasks, and follow progress in list, kanban, graph, calendar and timeline views. Run sprints and recurring meetings such as daily scrums and retrospectives, sync meetings with Google Calendar, and turn meeting decisions into tasks. Connect GitHub, Figma and Slack so decisions and results from those tools stay linked to the original task.

Connect the AI agents you already run, such as Claude Code and Codex, through the Riido desktop app. They keep their own memory and settings. Assign an agent a task the same way you assign a person, or mention it in a comment, and the task's goal and details become its context.

Before starting, an agent reads the task's project, milestone, subtasks, linked tasks and meetings, and lists what it read under its reply. When a job needs another role, it asks another agent for help in the same thread, and every exchange stays in the comments. Reply to an agent's result to keep going: each thread runs as one Claude Code or Codex session, so the agent remembers the earlier conversation. The agent dashboard shows what each agent is working on, what is queued and what it has finished.

Riido's MCP server also lets you check and update tasks from ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor.

Riido has a free plan with unlimited users. Paid plans start at $10 per user per month, or $8 with annual billing.