New: Stakeholder vote limits per cycle

Roadmaps that don’t suck.

Tired of answering “What’s the roadmap for X?” Fifty times a week? Make it public. Make it obvious. Then force prioritization with deliciously scarce votes.

No credit card. No 47 onboarding steps. Just fewer meetings.

The Problem

Nobody knows what’s being built, why, or for whom. Leadership visibility is a myth. Stakeholders are guessing, PMs are explaining the same thing in 5 different Slack threads, and engineers are playing feature roulette.

  • “Is this on the roadmap?” — every stakeholder, always.
  • Status reports that age like milk.
  • Meetings about meetings to prep for other meetings.

We love you, but your spreadsheet is not a roadmap. It’s a cry for help.

Dramatization. But barely.

Public, shareable roadmaps

Because mystery is great for novels, not product planning.

Crystal-clear priorities

Because mystery is great for novels, not product planning.

Owner, editor, viewer roles

Because mystery is great for novels, not product planning.

Auto-reset voting cycles

Because mystery is great for novels, not product planning.

The Solution

A roadmap that’s actually visible. A prioritization system that’s actually sane. Stakeholders get limited votes per cycle: yes, meh, urgent. Spend them wisely.

Warning: side effects include alignment, fewer “quick syncs,” and a suspicious drop in hot takes.

How it works

1

Create a roadmap

Add your initiatives and features. Give them grown-up descriptions.

2

Invite stakeholders

Viewer, editor, or owner. Yes, we respect boundaries.

3

Set the vote rules

Limited votes per cycle. Yes/Meh/Urgent. No infinite “+1”s.

Gamify your stakeholders

Votes are scarce by design. If I spend here, I lose there. What moves the needle most? Suddenly, prioritization gets real.

  • 👍 Yes — “nice to have.”
  • 😐 Meh — “I’ll survive.”
  • 🔥 Urgent — “ship or we riot.”

Microcopy: No, you cannot hoard votes. They reset. Like your New Year’s optimism.

Hot take meter not included. Yet.

60 seconds. Zero fluff. Maximum clarity.

Launch the demo

Finally, less guessing — more building.

Alignment, transparency, and ruthless prioritization — without a million meetings.

Microcopy: If you hate it, we’ll pretend this never happened.