Release dates are guesses
Link features, testing and launch work, and the critical path shows what really drives the release. When something slips, you see the new date at once.
Plan releases, sprints and launches with real dependencies. See who’s overloaded across every project and what really drives the release date.
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Link features, testing and launch work, and the critical path shows what really drives the release. When something slips, you see the new date at once.
Workload shows every developer, tester and designer across all projects, so you spot overload before the sprint starts.
Developers work from the board while managers and clients see the same plan as a timeline. No second tool to keep in sync.
Sign up from this page and it’s waiting in your account. Pick a start date and every task gets real dates, linked in the right order.
Type tasks like a list. Dates, links and the critical path recalculate as you type, and Microsoft Project files open as they are.
Describe your project in a few lines and get phases, tasks, durations and links you can edit.
Any working week, from Monday to Friday to six days or Sunday to Thursday, your own holidays, and reminders in each person’s time zone. Built for teams everywhere.
Invite clients as guests to follow the plan. With the Client Portal add-on they get a clean status page, approve milestones, comment and upload files.
Start free in under a minute, with the product release template ready to go.