liveplanner is for people who plan work together. It shines when a team shares one plan and everyone sees the same boards and sheets change in real time. It works just as well for one person keeping track of their own work, and it always works without signing in.
The teams it serves
A few groups feel right at home:
- Software and product teams running sprints, backlogs, bug triage and roadmaps on boards, with card types for stories, tasks and bugs, and a Gantt chart of what's coming.
- Project and operations teams keeping a launch, a content calendar or a weekly plan moving, with dashboards that show where the work stands at a glance.
- People running sessions such as retros and planning meetings, where everyone adds cards at once, then votes on what matters with session tools.
- Anyone who lives in spreadsheets: Sheets handle budgets, timesheets and contact lists, with formulas, beside the boards they relate to.
- Anyone collecting requests or feedback: a Form turns each answer into a card, ready to sort.
Ways people use it
Kanban and sprints
Columns of cards you drag from status to status, with limits on how much is in progress.
Budgets and trackers
Spreadsheets with formulas and charts, in the same plan as the work.
Requests and feedback
Questions you share with a link, whose answers become cards.
Status at a glance
Metrics, charts, Gantt charts and calendars drawn from your cards.
Retros and workshops
A shared timer and dot votes while the group works together.
Whether you sign in or not
liveplanner is friction-free on purpose. A first-time visitor can plan something real as a guest and only later create an account to sync across devices and join teams. A signed-in user can still hand a share link to a guest, who joins without any account at all.
Not sure where to begin? Your First Plan walks you through starting one in a couple of minutes.
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