Planning that stays true

Roadmaps.

Quarterly planning that doesn’t go stale on day three. Connect your roadmap items to live sprints, watch progress update in real time, and surface scope risk before steering committee.

4,800 teams · 38 countries · SOC 2 Type II
How it works

How Roadmaps works

  1. 01

    Draft the quarter

    Themes, bets and dates. Draft in a Doc Thread if the shape is still an argument, then promote it to a roadmap when it settles.

  2. 02

    Link to real work

    Every roadmap item points at sprints and tickets. Progress is read from the work, not typed in by a PM on Friday afternoon.

  3. 03

    Risk surfaces itself

    Sprint Pulse feeds the roadmap. An item backed by a slipping sprint turns amber before anyone builds a slide about it.

  4. 04

    Stakeholders get their view

    A read-only stakeholder view without ticket noise, and a public export for customer-facing roadmaps.

The numbers

What teams get back

3 days
How long a typed-up roadmap usually stays accurate
4
Roadmap views, including a read-only stakeholder view
Live
Progress read from sprints, not entered by hand
Specification

What you get

Views
Timeline, board, table, stakeholder read-only
OKR linking
Items link to objectives, progress rolls up automatically
Risk
Fed by Sprint Pulse drift and stuck-ticket signals
Public export
Shareable customer-facing roadmap page
Permissions
Workspace, team, stakeholder, public
Availability
Growth and Enterprise
FAQ

Questions we get asked

Do we have to run sprints in NexaFlow?

No. Roadmap items can link to Linear, Jira or GitHub Projects and read progress from there.

Can customers see our roadmap?

If you want them to. The public export publishes a filtered view with dates you choose to show.

What happens when a bet gets cut?

It moves to a cut lane with the Decision Record attached, so next quarter nobody proposes it again without knowing why it died.

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