Share a roadmap, and only what you chose

Choose what each audience sees

Each link has its own scope, the programmes or projects it covers, and its own list of fields. You switch fields on and off with plain labelled toggles.

A preview shows what outsiders will see and what is missing before you create the link. A field you add to your projects later stays hidden on every existing link until you choose to show it.

Internal fields stay inside

An administrator sets the ceiling of what a link can ever show. Some internal fields, such as effort estimates, are above it by default, so a link cannot show them by mistake.

Three ways to read it

• The timeline draws the plan by month or quarter on a wide screen. On a phone it becomes a month agenda.
• The board has three columns, Now, Next and Later.
• The list shows one project per row.

Honest about its age

A share page says when its data was last updated. If nobody has updated the roadmap for a while, the page says that too.

Made for the people who read it

Readers switch between French and English on the page. It works on a phone, and it prints with the name of the share and the date of the data.

Control after you send it

Give a link an expiry date and extend it later. If a link leaks, rotate it and the old address stops working at once. Revoke a link and it stops for everyone.

An unknown, expired or revoked address all get the same answer, so nobody learns which one it was.

See it with your own roadmap

Bring the plan you keep today and share it as a link.