Clubhouse Software


Clubhouse Software is an American software company that develops project management software for software development teams.

History

Clubhouse Software was founded in 2014 by Kurt Schrader and Andrew Childs, in New York. It was initially founded with the aim of “bringing more transparency and predictive models to the process of software engineering”. After a year in beta, its flagship product, a project management platform called Clubhouse, was launched in 2016.
In December 2017, Clubhouse raised in Series A round of funding, led by Battery Ventures. Previous to this, the company had raised across two rounds of seed funding from Resolute Ventures, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, BoxGroup, RRE Ventures, and Brooklyn Bridge Ventures.
In January 2020, Clubhouse raised in Series B round of funding, led by Greylock Partners. The round which included previous investors Battery Ventures and Lerer Hippeau, valued Clubhouse at.
The company has no relationship with the invitation-only audio-chat app also known as Clubhouse.

Product

Clubhouse

Clubhouse is a commercial software product for project management and issue tracking. It includes features to track and plan user stories, plan software development sprints, visualize work in progress with kanban boards, and report on progress of work. Clubhouse is also free for up to 10 users.
Clubhouse has integrations with Slack, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and others. It is available through a web application and apps for iOS and Android
Clubhouse is written in Clojure, with a custom JavaScript front end. Its features can also be accessed using a REST API. The Clubhouse API was noted in 2019 as "one of the most talked about APIs" by ProgrammableWeb.