Most roadmap tools overwrite the old plan, so nobody can say what a date used to be or why it moved. Roadmark branches instead: both paths stay, each with its decision. It syncs daily from the ten tools you plan in, so a shared link stays true.
The problem was that I invested in an early-stage project that changed directions several times, without keeping track of changes. The project continued development, but it was always unclear why certain decisions were made and where it was moving.
I built a roadmap management tool that keeps track of "why" your plan changed and branches the plan instead of overwriting it.
How to use it:
- Create an original roadmap with milestones that keep the title, description, target date, status, and confidence fields
- Branch the main roadmap when you need it. To keep the reason behind every pivot, you need to write down notes with at least 20 characters.
- The original roadmap stays on the canvas forever, and you can always return to it and find all data; nothing disappears
The most powerful part is a decision log on every pivot because this is the main value the roadmap can provide.
The data there is mostly made up. On the board, you can find all pivots, a description of "why" it happened, target/completed dates, a decisions log, and, on some milestones, a confidence rate or how many times the date has been moved.
Some other features:
Import and daily sync are available from Jira, GitHub, Linear, Notion, and 6 more integrations. Sync is once a day, not a webhook. There is also a Sync now button.
Export to PNG, SVG, PDF & PowerPoint is on every plan. Password-protected public links, configurable link lifespan, comments, and @ mentions are Pro and Team plans.
Free plan - up to 3 boards.
Pro plan - $15 per month, unlimited boards, you + 3 collaborators per board; viewers are free; managed AI with no API key needed; 100 generations a month.
Team plan - $49 per month, unlimited collaborators, audit log, view analytics, and 500 AI generations a month. 14-day Pro plan trial after sign-up; no card required.
Shared roadmap is not a place for visitors to post their own ideas and vote for them. Instead, if you turn it on, they can vote for your milestones and leave an email to get notified when one ships.
How do you show your plan externally, and what breaks as a result when the plan changes?
The problem was that I invested in an early-stage project that changed directions several times, without keeping track of changes. The project continued development, but it was always unclear why certain decisions were made and where it was moving.
I built a roadmap management tool that keeps track of "why" your plan changed and branches the plan instead of overwriting it.
How to use it:
- Create an original roadmap with milestones that keep the title, description, target date, status, and confidence fields
- Branch the main roadmap when you need it. To keep the reason behind every pivot, you need to write down notes with at least 20 characters.
- The original roadmap stays on the canvas forever, and you can always return to it and find all data; nothing disappears
The most powerful part is a decision log on every pivot because this is the main value the roadmap can provide.
Here is a demo board link: https://yourroadmark.com/board/roadmark-demo
The data there is mostly made up. On the board, you can find all pivots, a description of "why" it happened, target/completed dates, a decisions log, and, on some milestones, a confidence rate or how many times the date has been moved.
Some other features:
Import and daily sync are available from Jira, GitHub, Linear, Notion, and 6 more integrations. Sync is once a day, not a webhook. There is also a Sync now button.
Export to PNG, SVG, PDF & PowerPoint is on every plan. Password-protected public links, configurable link lifespan, comments, and @ mentions are Pro and Team plans.
Free plan - up to 3 boards.
Pro plan - $15 per month, unlimited boards, you + 3 collaborators per board; viewers are free; managed AI with no API key needed; 100 generations a month.
Team plan - $49 per month, unlimited collaborators, audit log, view analytics, and 500 AI generations a month. 14-day Pro plan trial after sign-up; no card required.
Shared roadmap is not a place for visitors to post their own ideas and vote for them. Instead, if you turn it on, they can vote for your milestones and leave an email to get notified when one ships.
How do you show your plan externally, and what breaks as a result when the plan changes?