How do you keep your project plans updated when reality changes?
Hey everyone!
I'm exploring a problem that many engineering teams face: project plans become outdated as soon as reality changes.
Priorities shift, dependencies get delayed, and new blockers appear. Teams end up spending hours updating tickets, chasing status reports, and manually adjusting timelines just to understand what's actually happening.
That's why we're building Keel, a project workspace designed to keep project plans aligned with reality.
🌐 Explore Keel: https://usekeel.pages.dev/
What we're building with Keel
Automatic project updates: Reduce the need for manual ticket and status updates.
Dependency tracking: Identify tasks and dependencies that are falling behind.
Timeline projections: See where the projected timeline differs from the original plan.
AI-powered proposals: Get suggested schedule changes while keeping humans in control.
Connected project context: Turn conversations, meetings, and development activity into meaningful project updates.
Our goal is simple: help teams spend less time reporting progress and more time making progress.
We'd love to hear your thoughts.
If you're a founder, engineering manager, project manager, or developer:
How do you currently track project delays and changing dependencies?
What's the most frustrating part of keeping your project management tools updated?
Would you trust an AI tool to propose timeline changes if it explained the reasoning and let you approve them?
What would Keel need to do for you to use it instead of your current workflow?
We're building Keel to solve a real problem, and feedback from people managing actual projects would help us understand what matters most.
Check out Keel: https://usekeel.pages.dev/
Thanks for sharing your experiences!
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