One record for your entire team.
Delivery management for cross-functional manufacturers.
30 day trial, no card needed.
The problem is structural, not a matter of preference.
76%
of PMOs run five or more tools on a single project.
Project Management Institute
23%
of the working week goes on toggling between them.
Forrester
40%
more likely to miss cost, scope or schedule targets on a disconnected stack.
Gartner
More than a day a week, lost before any decision is taken.
Six complaints, and what each is answered with.
Thursday’s report is already written.
The record is the report. Generate it, and it names which lenses produced it — and says plainly where it cannot verify something.
A seat, not a PDF.
Your client reads the live record and replies where the work is, instead of waiting two days for a document that was true on Tuesday.
0 per guest, forever
Survey closed. Rev C is the one production has.
Seen. We’ll sign off at Thursday’s review.
One list. Three ways to look at it.
List, board and timeline read the same tasks. Four statuses, fixed — and anything derived, like Blocked, renders as a badge on top rather than as a fifth column.
Timeline · same tasks, same statuses
Switched off means not there.
A module you haven’t turned on ships no code and runs no queries. It isn’t hidden in your interface — it isn’t in it. Nothing badges you, nudges you, or asks twice.
Four things interrupt you.
Assigned to you, mentioned, blocked, invited. Everything else waits for one digest.
Three controls in your account, not thirty: email the urgent four, send the digest, and when.
We track tasks, not people.
Attribution is the record. Throughput is surveillance, and no module may ever add it.
Every promise names its mechanism.
Mechanism
Nothing is edited without leaving a line.
Every task carries its revision and the person who closed it. The authorship of a record cannot be rewritten — including by us.
Mechanism
If it isn’t yours to do, it isn’t there.
No greyed-out control telling you to ask an admin. And when something is merely not ready, it says so in words: Still uploading — 12.4 MB of 25 MB.
Mechanism
Under a minute to your first task.
Creating a project asks for one field — its name. A hundred-row spreadsheet is imported, mapped and checked in under three minutes. Both are assertions in the test suite. It works on a phone.
Mechanism
Off unless somebody asks, on that report.
The weekly report is written by the product itself and sends nothing to anyone. Every AI sentence is labelled, and an organisation can switch it off entirely.
Mechanism
The timeline is not a tier.
Timeline, exports, the file graph and basic reporting are in every paid plan. Modules are enhancements, never ransom gates — and any future tier has to pass that test.
Mechanism
Read-only, never locked out.
Stop paying and every screen still loads, every export still works, nothing is deleted. EU-hosted, and the region is named on the security page.
Mechanism
The drawing you open is the current one.
Upload a revision and it becomes current everywhere at once — the file list, search, a task’s attachments, the export and the client’s view all resolve it in one place. Superseded revisions stay reachable and dated. No branches, no merge, no second answer.
Objections
The five things every buyer asks.
My people will not use another system.
Our processes are special.
Whose data is it, and can we get it out?
How long does migration take?
Prove it with someone like us.
Bring your projects. We migrate the first one free.
You invite us into that one project as a guest, we run the import on your own spreadsheet, and you remove us once it is in. About forty minutes — and you keep the imported project either way.