A little clarity goes a long way
A clearer
way to
what’s next.
Bring your ideas, priorities and release plans into one shared place. Planwick helps small teams make the next good decision, together.
Thoughtful planning. No project-management gymnastics.
A plan you can actually explain.
Now4
- Unified searchIn release AB163.2
- Help centreIn release AB133.0
- Guided setupIn release NM126.0
Next6
- Shared templatesIn release BT96.0
- Renewal calendar AB63.8
Later6
- Saved views BT101.3
- Request intake AB59.5
Next release6 initiatives · 23 effort points · 8 a week
Product, engineering and operations teams planning with Planwick
- Halsgrove Health
- TARNWELL
- cobblemoor
- Brackenside Learning
- Oxlode
- Quaymarsh
- product teams plan in Planwick every week
- 1,900+
- decisions recorded with their evidence last quarter
- 41,000
- median length of a weekly roadmap review
- 25 min
- of teams renew after their first year
- 96%
Clear enough to move together
Good plans make space.
They don’t add noise.
Less time translating between spreadsheets, chat threads and the thing somebody said in the last meeting.
Priority score
Unified search
Owner: Ailwyn Branthwaite · Now
163.2
- Reach
- 320 people a quarter
- Impact
- 3 · major
- Confidence
- 85%
- Effort
- 5 points
320 × 3 × 85% ÷ 5 = 163.2
- Unified search163.2
- Help centre133.0
- Guided setup126.0
- Shared templates96.0
Make the trade-off visible
A shared reason.
Not the loudest voice.
Bring reach, impact, confidence and effort into the conversation. The score starts a better discussion; your team still makes the call.
Try a priority conversationFrom teams who plan with us
Fewer planning meetings. Better ones.
“Our quarterly planning used to be three meetings and a spreadsheet nobody trusted. Now the reason for every priority sits beside it, and the review takes half an hour.”
“The capacity view stopped us promising dates we couldn’t keep. Engineering finally gets a say before the date leaves the room.”
“We run four teams from one roadmap now. People argue about the evidence instead of about whose idea it was.”
Your tools, working in context
Keep the useful connections.
A plan worth sharing
Less chasing.
More moving together.
Bring a real planning question. We’ll help you find a practical starting point for your team.
Talk to Planwick