Productivity · Lifetime deal
Lyra
Web-based project workspace with issues, cycles, analytics and AI tools for up to 10 users.

Lyra at a glance
- Platform
- Web
- Note
- Lifetime access to the Unlimited Plan for up to 10 users. Check the Important Details on StackSocial for redemption and refund terms.
Our take
Is Lyra worth buying?
Based on the StackSocial listing, this is a lifetime project workspace for up to 10 users with unlimited projects. The listing is brief, so views and integrations are unconfirmed. It suits a small team that wants one flat payment.
Good fit if
- You run a team of 10 or fewer people.
- You want boards, cycles and docs in one workspace.
- You want to avoid per-seat project management fees.
Skip it if
- Your team is larger than 10.
- You need confirmed Slack, GitHub or Gantt support before buying.
Which Lyra plan do you need?
Prices in USD, excluding tax.
| Lifetime | |
|---|---|
| One-time price | $99 |
| Regular price (StackSocial) | |
| You save | $955 |
| Users | Up to 10 |
| Projects | Unlimited |
| Access | Web |
Before you buy: StackSocial's terms and extra costs
- Platform. Web-based access.
- Note. Lifetime access to the Unlimited Plan for up to 10 users. Check the Important Details on StackSocial for redemption and refund terms.
What is Lyra?
Lyra is a web-based project workspace that combines task assignments, issue tracking, cycles, documentation and analytics in one place. It also includes AI tools for writing and summarizing. The StackSocial listing sells a lifetime Unlimited Plan for up to 10 team members with unlimited projects.
What Lyra says it does
- Up to 10 team members and unlimited projects
- Task assignments, progress tracking and issue management
- Cycles for grouping tasks into structured sprints
- AI tools to write, summarize and generate content
Why Lyra
Lyra aims to replace a separate board tool and docs tool with one workspace. A single payment covers a team of up to 10, so the cost does not grow per seat. The listing is short on detail, so check the vendor's own pages for views and integrations.
How does Lyra work?
Redeem the code
Buy on StackSocial and follow the redemption steps in your email.
Create a workspace
Set up your projects and invite up to 10 team members.
Plan the work
Add issues, assign tasks and group them into cycles.
Track progress
Follow progress and analytics from the workspace.
Use the AI tools
Draft and summarize content with the built-in AI helpers.
Then it handles:
- Task assignment
- Issue tracking
- Sprint and cycle planning
- Progress tracking
- Team analytics
- AI-assisted writing and summaries
Who is Lyra for?
Built for
- Small teams of up to 10 people
- Teams that want boards and docs in one tool
- Buyers who want to avoid per-seat pricing
Not for
- Teams larger than 10 users
- Anyone who needs a native desktop or mobile app, since only web access is listed
What is included in Lyra?
Planning and tracking
- Task assignments
- Issue management
- Cycles structured groups of tasks
- Progress tracking
Insight and AI
- Advanced analytics
- AI writing and summaries
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What is Lyra?
A web-based project management workspace with task assignments, issue tracking, cycles, analytics and AI writing tools.
How many users are included?
The listing says up to 10 team members, with unlimited projects.
Is this a subscription?
The listing sells it as a lifetime subscription for one payment.
Which views and integrations does it have?
The StackSocial text does not list them. Older stored copy mentions Kanban, Gantt, Slack and GitHub, but that was not confirmed on the listing.
What is the refund policy?
The page section we could read did not state it. Check the Important Details on the StackSocial listing before buying.
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