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Novus ProjectOS
One plan for everyone on the work, whoever they work for
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One plan for everyone on the work, whoever they work for
2 followers
Project teams work across too many apps, so communication scatters. Novus puts your team, clients and partners on one project page, with roles, chats and a library for your files. Turn finished projects into templates to learn how long each one actually takes.
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Hi Product Hunt,
I’m Matthew. I built Novus ProjectOS because I wanted to map how one could manage hundreds of tasks, what they depend on, and the people in them (be it in your own team or company or another company's) all at once.
I come from an operations background and a mid-sized family-business that always complained about controls, so this product is a bit of a twist to typical HR management software—making management explicitly rely on the delivery of a task (creating a Novus project page is the only way to create new teams). Ultimately, ProjectOS is aimed at speed and reducing information latency so that everything and everyone on the project are on the same page (literally).
The demo is a regional bakery’s projects (a new depot, a product launch and a staff-housing build), read-only, no account needed. You’re signed in as its owner, so you can see every control. There are two other pages that are separate products in the demo besides ProjectOS, but they are related nevertheless (one is for operations and the other construction).
What’s different: managed projects allow you to create a collaborative project with tasks that could be visible or not to a member and edit capabilities as it suits the project; schedules come in from Primavera, Excel or a calendar; you could also create one with Plan AI; and every change is recorded.
It’s desktop-only for now. And signing up gives you a day-one badge when you create an account (larger storage post-beta). I’d love to hear where it confuses you.