@akebrattberg Tack Åke! I've been following your work since @3drops worked on a thing for Burt. I like the idea of Statbot. Products where you can just plug it into something and it spits out a beautiful, and on point visualisation of that data is something that I'm always jealous of. Would love to hear more about it. Let's continue this on Twitter.

@farzadban dope designs! anything this has that asana doesn't? (we currently use asana for building roadmaps)

@r44d Glad you like it Raad. About 1,5 year ago we launched Roadmap Beta right here on PH https://www.producthunt.com/post... which quickly grew to become one of the most popular product launches in 2017. Given it was only our Beta, a lot of companies out there starting noticing us. Long story short, since then, most of them have implemented timelines and they are probably working on adding team management features as well. Which I think is great. The concept of time was an illusion to the majority of productivity tools out there until Roadmap came along. Everyone knew when things were due but no one had any idea when they had to start the work in order to complete it on time. And as a result, procrastination was born. Without any clear estimates, or milestones (what you are working towards) you don't have the context necessary to prioritise your tasks properly, which on it's own added the anxiety we are experiencing in most organisations today. That's where the fear of missing out is coming from. With Roadmap, everyone is aligned on what matters the most. From the big picture like what the project is about and when the milestones are due down to the smallest task, their current status and what's next. And since it's all simply visualised, you can easily spot bottlenecks/errors at just a glance, and adjust your plans with clarity, before they become an issue. Another benefit of Roadmap is that it empowers each member to stay in-sync with what their co-workers are currently working on and their current status, at any given time, without the standup meetings, with just a glance. This is what we mean by radical transparency. You can learn more about what sets Roadmap apart from others right here: https://onroadmap.com/why Hope that helps.

@jamesjgill Thank you James. We are a fan of GoSquared as well. Love the simplicity and focus on what matters on your Dashboard!

@whatthefurr Thank you Joey. Appreciate the kind words 🙏

@_shahedk Thank you Shahed, super kind. We love Loom!

@asaddhamani Some tools have pricing tiers. Ex 1-5, 5-10, 10-20 etc. Meaning you are paying for seats you don't use. That's the difference between Roadmap's pricing and others. We only charge for the seats that you are using.

@de Thanks, Dan. Glad you like it! 😊

@tysonquick Videos are muted as default on Product Hunt. You can just click on the volume to hear our soundtrack 👾

@devinrajaram ✌️🤓

@lekstwist ✌😎

@peakfijn @guensberg Thank you Willem for your kind words. 👊 This is probably one of our most requested features, especially from agencies. We actually had this functionality in our early days (alpha and beta) but we decided to remove it for our v1.0 as it didn't sit right with what we are building with Roadmap for 2 main reasons: 1. We believe you can't get anything meaningful done in just a few hours. A task might take an hour or so to complete, or even less, but without enough follow-ups or understanding around the task, the time is simply wasted. 2. There's a meaningful waste in jumping between tasks that are often overlooked. We all know that it takes at least 20-30 minutes to switch context and focus on the task at hand. The more switches you do, the less you actually get done. These two issues lead to misalignment in expectations vs results. And what I mean by that is that you might feel like you had a productive day by seeing how many tasks you completed in a day but the result of that work is usually not what you would expect. It's a very common pitfall for most teams and it takes them years to notice, learn and adjust. So we are instead prioritising one task per day to get the most out of our time and energy. And if we end up with two or more tasks in a day, we always start by questioning the "why" behind each task to decide which one has to go. We either completely remove it, make a day out of it by combining it with similar tasks that focus on the same goal or sometimes, very rarely, we move it back to Backlog until the time is right. Hope that helps. There's also this → https://onroadmap.com/why

@juanpablosarmi Thank you Juan. Happy to hear that! 🙌

@romspax Sure, just create as many plans for as many projects you want. Planning projects on Roadmap helps you to "prototype" your plan before you actually start executing on it so you can easily to find gaps/errors early on and spot bottlenecks with just a glance once you've began the work. All of your tasks, across all plans, will be displayed on your own schedule so you can get the overview you need to prioritise your work with clarity. Give it a try and let me know what you think. ✅

@liamsarsfield 🙌

@g___a 🤩

@kaushal_im Cheers Kaushal. Glad you are enjoying Roadmap.

Looking for something like this but for personal use as well. Have you found anything that comes close?

@nscmnto @alfonsovictoria We actually launched our new pricing model with tons of new features and power including a Basic version for solo-founders that only cost $9/month. Have a look ☞ https://onroadmap.com

@unclejessy4real Great, let me know if you have any questions.