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A free, lightweight project management tool. Kanban board, timeline planning, task checklists, team assignees, and easy sharing. No sign-up required.

Lightweight project management — no bloat, no sign-up

EasyRoadmap is more than a roadmap tool. It's a fast, free project management app with a Kanban board, timeline planning, task checklists, and team assignees. Works in your browser, no account needed.

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Local-first by default. Save to a file or share when you’re ready.

Why teams love EasyRoadmap

Keep everyone aligned on priorities

One place to see what’s now, next, and later — with ownership visible via lanes.

Communicate plans clearly to stakeholders

Share one living roadmap link instead of sending versioned slides and spreadsheets.

Replace messy slides and spreadsheets

Update by dragging and editing, not by redesigning decks or copy-pasting tables.

Update and share in real time

Cloud sharing is optional. When you use it, the URL stays the same as you publish updates.

How it works

1) Create a roadmap

Start from a template or an empty workspace. Rename lanes to match teams, tracks, or workstreams.

2) Add initiatives and priorities

Capture items in List view, schedule on the Timeline, and run delivery on the Board.

3) Share a single source of truth

Keep it local, save to a file, or publish a cloud workspace and share a link (optionally password-protected).

Features

What it does, why it matters, and when to use it.

Need help getting started? Read the docs →

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Timeline-based roadmap view

What it does: Plan initiatives over time with lanes, rows, and a clear Today marker.
Why it’s useful: Stakeholders understand timing at a glance, and teams can see sequencing and overlaps.
When to use it: Quarter planning, release planning, or anytime you need a readable “what happens when” view.

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Board view for execution

What it does: Move cards through a workflow (Planned → In Progress → Done).
Why it’s useful: Keeps work-in-progress visible without turning your roadmap into a messy task list.
When to use it: Weekly execution tracking, standups, or lightweight delivery management.

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List view for fast editing

What it does: Create and edit lots of items quickly: titles, descriptions, owners, and metadata.
Why it’s useful: Good roadmaps start with good writing. List view makes grooming painless.
When to use it: Idea capture, backlog grooming, and turning rough notes into clear roadmap cards.

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Drag-and-drop scheduling

What it does: Drag cards to place them in time and resize to set duration.
Why it’s useful: You can keep the plan current without rebuilding slides every week.
When to use it: Adjusting the next few weeks after new information, dependencies, or scope changes.

What it does: Save to cloud and share one link that stays the same. Add password protection when needed.
Why it’s useful: Reduces repeated questions and keeps everyone looking at the same source of truth.
When to use it: Stakeholder updates, investor comms, client updates, or cross-team alignment.

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Local-first, no sign-up required

What it does: Start immediately. Your roadmap is stored locally by default; cloud sharing is optional.
Why it’s useful: Lower friction means the roadmap actually gets used (and updated).
When to use it: Early exploration, personal planning, or teams who want tools to “just work”.

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Save to file (.wspc)

What it does: Export your workspace to a file you control and open later on the same or another device.
Why it’s useful: Great for offline work, backups, and sharing via your own channels.
When to use it: When you want portability without relying on a cloud account.

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Templates for common workflows

What it does: Start from proven structures for product, projects, marketing, and hiring.
Why it’s useful: Skip the blank page and get a usable roadmap in minutes.
When to use it: New teams, new initiatives, or when you want a consistent structure across workspaces.

Who this is for

EasyRoadmap is built for teams that want clarity quickly. It works best when you prefer lightweight rituals and clear writing over heavy process.

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Product managers

Plan outcomes, communicate trade-offs, and keep a living roadmap current without slide churn.

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Startup teams

Stay aligned while priorities change. Share updates with leadership and investors without heavyweight process.

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Product teams

Coordinate across squads and workstreams with lanes, clear ownership, and a shared plan everyone trusts.

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Consultants & agencies

Keep clients aligned on milestones and progress using one link instead of weekly decks and spreadsheets.

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