Jira is great for tasks, but terrible for people. Be On Time bridges the gap with professional capacity planning, MS Project round-tripping, and critical path analysis. No more spreadsheet hell or "green status illusions." Just predictable delivery. 🚀
Hello Product Hunt community! 👋
We are the team behind Be On Time, and we’re on a mission to fix one of the most frustrating gaps in modern project management.
For years, we’ve seen a recurring pattern: Jira is an incredible tool for tracking what needs to be done, but it is notoriously difficult to manage who is actually available to do it.
Most teams end up in 'spreadsheet hell'—juggling disconnected Excel files to track capacity, or relying on bloated enterprise software that adds more complexity than value. This leads to the 'Green Status Illusion': dashboards that look perfect on paper, while the team is burnt out and deadlines are slipping.
That’s why we built Be On Time.
We wanted to create the 'missing brain' for Jira. A lean, professional resource management layer that doesn't add bloat, but adds absolute clarity. We believe that predictability shouldn't be a lucky accident—it should be the result of a transparent process.
What Be On Time brings to your workflow:
✅ MS Project Round-tripping: Full, bidirectional synchronization between Jira Cloud and Microsoft Project.
✅ True Capacity Planning: Stop the guesswork. Get real-time visibility into team bandwidth.
✅ Critical Path Analysis: Identify delivery risks and dependencies before they become crises.
✅ Native Forge Architecture: Built on Atlassian Forge for maximum security, speed, and a native Jira experience.
Our goal is to empower PMOs and Agile leads to stop managing by hope and start managing by data.
We are incredibly excited to share Be On Time with you today! We’d love to hear your feedback, answer your questions, and learn how you're currently handling resource planning.
Let's kill the spreadsheet hell together! 👇
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Finally, something that makes Jira's resource planning make sense. I tried it on a six-person project and the critical path view actually flagged a bottleneck our team hadn't noticed yet.
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Spent an afternoon importing a messy Excel schedule and the MS Project round-tripping handled it cleanly, no manual cleanup. The critical path view finally showed me where we were actually slipping instead of relying on gut feel.
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That "green status illusions" line is painfully accurate and the kind of brutal honesty that makes me trust the team behind it. Finally someone addressing the people side of Jira instead of piling on yet another dashboard.
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Finally, something that makes Jira's resource planning make sense. I tried it on a six-person project and the critical path view actually flagged a bottleneck our team hadn't noticed yet.
Spent an afternoon importing a messy Excel schedule and the MS Project round-tripping handled it cleanly, no manual cleanup. The critical path view finally showed me where we were actually slipping instead of relying on gut feel.
That "green status illusions" line is painfully accurate and the kind of brutal honesty that makes me trust the team behind it. Finally someone addressing the people side of Jira instead of piling on yet another dashboard.