Plot the course
in the clearest light.
High noon. The most committed light of the day — when a hunch becomes a plan you can hand to someone and trust them to run. Course turns scattered intent into briefs, scope and sequence, with no ambiguity left to chance.
Most plans are a hope wearing a deadline.
A doc nobody re-reads. A roadmap that drifts the day it's published. Scope that means something different to each person who skimmed it. The work starts before anyone agreed what the work actually is.
A plan that stays true.
From spark to brief.
Start where a Spark left off and shape it into a brief with intent, scope and the why — in minutes, not meetings.
Scope without ambiguity.
Define what's in, what's out and what "done" looks like — so everyone reads the same plan, not their own version of it.
Sequence that holds.
Milestones, owners and order on a timeline that adjusts honestly when reality does — no quietly rotting roadmap.
Aligned before kickoff.
Comment, question and commit in the plan itself, so alignment happens before the work, not in the post-mortem.
A planning second-brain.
Ask it to pressure-test scope, spot the missing dependency, or draft the first cut of the plan from a paragraph.
A clean hand-off to Do.
When the plan is set, it crosses into Forge as ready work — no re-typing, no lost intent between phases.
For everyone who has to make the call.
The brief that survives contact.
One source of truth for scope and sequence that the whole squad reads the same way — and that updates honestly when the ground shifts.
The quarter, decided.
Turn a wall of ambition into three things that matter, in an order that makes sense, with owners who said yes out loud.
Statements of work, alive.
Scope a client engagement once, then watch the plan track itself — fewer surprises, cleaner sign-off, no scope-creep ambush.
Many threads, one map.
Cross-team initiatives laid out so dependencies are obvious before they bite, not after.
Course is on the way. The plan comes next.
It sits at the top of the arc — the bridge between a good idea and good work. We're designing the four phases in the order the work moves, getting each one right before the next.
What we can tell you so far.
Is Course available yet?
How is this different from a project tracker?
Will it replace my docs and roadmaps?
Can I use something today?
Plan is the top of the arc.
Course is on the way. Start with Zyla, the Review product that's live today, and be first in line for the rest of the arc.