A project management tool that combines the signals that predict whether a project will land on time into one interconnected view, instead of spreading them across separate tools.
- Hill Chart — confidence signal per scope, draggable; captures whether the team knows what they're building yet
- Burndown — remaining work vs. ideal trajectory; the gap is schedule risk consuming buffer
- Schedule Buffer — padding tracked explicitly, consumed by scope changes (auto) + slippage (manual)
- Change Log — scope changes with schedule impact; approving a change immediately moves the buffer bar
- Risk Register — probability × impact matrix with mitigation plans and auto-derived severity
- Timeline — Gantt-style scope time windows with overflow detection and progress fill
- Snapshots — full-state checkpoints with comparison diffs, trend charts, and one-click Markdown export
Hill Chart — confidence signal per scope, draggable dots, scope list below
Timeline — Gantt-style bars with overflow detection and progress fill
Burndown — remaining work vs. ideal trajectory; gap = schedule risk consuming buffer
Open src/index.html in a browser. No build step, no server required.
- docs/ARCHITECTURE.md — data model, derived values, component design, buffer system, implementation notes
- docs/BACKLOG.md — pending improvements and planned work