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Plan the way your thinking unfolds.
Start with an idea, not a reporting template. Shape it into a vision tree, adding structure as your thinking takes shape.
VANTAGE DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW / PRODUCT PLANNING
Spend your time building the product, not reporting on it.
Plan the way you think. Shape the work, connect the details, and explore what comes next. Your roadmap, briefs, and stakeholder materials come from that same plan, so you spend less time copying and reformatting it for updates.
Watch it come togetherA 73-second tour of the productPLAN THE BUILD. HAVE THE STORY READY.SCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
VANTAGE / IN MOTIONREAL UI + MOTION DESIGN / DEMO CONTENT
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Write at the speed of thought.
Type the plan as it comes to you. Enter, Tab, and a type when you want one.
THE WORK OF PLANNING BECOMES THE STORY YOU SHARE.Real screens and exports from a synthetic demo project. Timing graphics are illustrations; forecasts are estimates.
01 / THE WORK AFTER THE WORK
You planned the work.
Now explain it all again?
You work through the priorities, the sequence, the details. Then comes another job: rebuilding that thinking into a roadmap, a deck, and a document for the next meeting.
In Vantage, the roadmap, slides, and documents start with the plan you are already building.
02 / BUILT INTO THE WAY YOU PLAN
One living plan.
Ready for more than one conversation.
WHERE YOU THINKYour connected plan
Ideas, priorities, briefs, estimates, and dependencies.
WORKING VIEWS / BIG PICTURETree & roadmapUpdated
WORKING VIEWS / DETAILSOutline & feature briefsUpdated
EXPLORE / COMPAREForecasts & scenariosUpdated
EXPORT / SHARESlides & documentsUpdated
Views and exports drawn from one source. Update the plan, then generate the version you need for the next conversation.
03 / ONE PLAN, READY FOR THE CONVERSATION
Think it through.
Build the plan.
Have the story ready.
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Keep the context with the work.
Capture the brief, acceptance criteria, questions, and dependencies where you plan the feature. Move between outline, tree, and Gantt without recreating that context.
Try the “what if” before the commitment.
Forecast delivery from scope, estimates, and capacity. Save scenarios to explore different trade-offs against a captured baseline.
Reporting comes from the plan.
Use the same plan for your roadmap, slides, and documents. Spend less meeting prep copying and reformatting the work into another version.
04 / THERE’S MORE BEHIND EVERY NODE
Small on the map.
Rich in detail.
Write the brief where you plan the feature. Keep its acceptance criteria, open questions, decisions, and unlock relationships together. When you need a document, export that brief directly from the inspector.
Shown: the Brief tab on “Personal welcome”, with its Export .docx action.
⤢ Open full screenshot05 / A BETTER CONVERSATION ABOUT WHEN
What if the
plan changes?
Move a feature up the list. Give the team more capacity. See how the delivery picture changes before changing the live plan.
Save the alternative as a scenario, then bring the comparison into the conversation.
Uses the demo plan from the forecast: 102 points, with capacity going from 20 to 30 points per sprint.
SCENARIO LABILLUSTRATION
Move the next priority forward.
Move Find the right next step to the top of the list.
TEAM CAPACITY20 points / sprint
SPRINT123456
Baseline
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Scenario
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Exploring an alternativeSame scope. A different sequence.
GET A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
Plan the build.
Have the story ready.
Put your energy into what comes next. Let the plan carry the context into your next conversation.
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