Plan on a page.
One page is the key to communication.
The programme on a page is the chart that actually gets read: in the board pack, on the wall, at the start of every progress meeting. PlanOnAPage is for building it. Set out your stages, gates and milestones, link the dates, then print it or drop it into your slides.
What it does
Stages, gates and milestones
Set out your phases and stage gates, then mark the milestones that matter as P1, P2 or P3.
Your reporting calendar
Show years, quarters, months, four-week periods, weeks or days. Turn each one on or off as you need.
Dates that follow on
Link one activity to the next. Move a date and everything after it moves with it.
Ready for the board pack
Strong colours and labels you can read from the back of the room. Export to SVG and drop it into PowerPoint.
Quick to change
Click a bar to edit it, drag to move it, and undo if you get it wrong. Works on a phone too.
Stays on your device
No sign-up. Your plan is saved in your browser and goes nowhere unless you export it.