A roadmap that updates itself.

Progress moves on the roadmap the moment work moves on the board. Unscheduled work stays visible at the top, and you can zoom from a full year down to a single week.

RoadmapMonth viewMar to AugJump to now
YearWill we make itno export
QuarterWhat lands whenno slide
MonthThis stretchno rebuild
WeekThursdayno zooming out
One roadmap, read four ways.
One planA year, a quarter, a month or a week, from the same rows

A year answers whether you will make it. A week answers what is happening on Thursday. Same work, four distances, and a Now button to get back to today.

The roadmap

Bars, milestones and work still waiting for dates.

Every line shows a piece of work, its story points and its place on the timeline: a bar for work that runs over time, a diamond for a date that matters. A green line marks today, and the group at the top holds everything still waiting for dates.

NearSyncProjectsRoadmapSearch, plan and askKAll hubs
LiveCompletedPlannedTo doIn progressIn reviewDoneNowYearQuarterMonthWeek
Sprint
Mar 26Apr 26May 26Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26
Not scheduled
ENG-854OAuth consent: replace auto-approve
ENG-891Global search ladder
ENG-977Design-system language5p
ENG-975Inventory: widgets and charts3p
ENG-11359Build the shared Account 360 spine8p
ENG-11363Add renewals and the at-risk feed5p
ENG-11364Build the AI Account Manager cockpit8p

Work without dates stays on the roadmap.

What it shows

See the plan and the progress side by side.

Every item shows two things at once: what you planned, and how far the work has actually come.

  • Unscheduled work stays visible at the top of the roadmap
  • See at a glance whether each item is planned, live or completed
  • Follow the bar colour to see if work is to do, in progress, in review or done
  • Mark key dates as milestones, drawn as diamonds on the timeline
  • See story points beside every item
Not scheduledAt the top
Has no datesStill shown
SitsAbove the plan
NotQuietly dropped
Two legends
The rowLive or planned
The barWhere the work is
SoIntent vs reality
Story points on the rowso a long bar and a big number are different problems
Zoom

Year, quarter, month or week.

Zoom in and out freely; it is the same roadmap at every level.

  • Zoom to a year, a quarter, a month or a week
  • Jump back to today from wherever you have scrolled
  • A line marks today across the whole timeline
  • Run standups at week level and quarterly reviews at year level, from one roadmap
ScaleMonth
YearWill we make it
QuarterWhat lands when
MonthThis stretch of work
WeekWhat is on Thursday
Two shapes
A spanA bar
A dateA diamond
TodayA line
Now jumps you backhowever far you scrolled into next year
Sprint lines

Collapse a sprint into one bar, or open it up issue by issue.

Each sprint sits on a single line with one bar across its dates and one figure for how much of it is done. Open it and every issue inside gets a bar of its own. Finished sprints fold away into a completed group so the plan ahead stays readable.

One sprint line
ClosedOne bar, one figure
OpenEvery issue below it
FinishedFolded away
It opens on the sprints you are running, so it stays quick
Rescheduling

Drag a bar to move the dates.

Pick a bar up and slide it to move both dates together, or pull one end to change just the start or just the deadline. It saves the moment you let go, on the sprint or the single issue you dragged.

Drag a bar
Move itBoth dates shift
Pull one endOnly that date moves
Works onA sprint or an issue
The new dates are saved the moment you let go
From plan to work

Open the work itself from the plan you are looking at.

Click an issue bar and the issue opens, ready to edit. Click the sprint line and sprint planning opens over the timeline. A sprint that is carrying blocked work says how many, in the column on the left.

On the timeline
An issue barOpens the issue
A sprint lineOpens planning
Blocked workCounted beside it
Hover an issue and what is blocking it is drawn in

Access

Who can do what.

Everybody can see the plan, and finishing work moves the bars on its own. Setting dates and milestones belongs to whoever owns the plan.

See

View the roadmap at any zoom level.

Do

Get your work done; the bars move on their own.

Manage

Set the dates and the milestones.

Admin

Decide what the roadmap shows and who sees it.

Admin is the highest role and is not limited by the permission grid, so give it only to the few people who genuinely need it.

One commitment, start to finish

A commitment with no dates, on the roadmap that afternoon.

The commitment stayed in Not scheduled until somebody gave it dates. It showed as planned while the bar showed nothing had started. When work began, the bar moved on its own, because progress comes straight from the board.

It went onto the roadmap immediately, into Not scheduled at the top.

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