An honest Now, Next, Later roadmap
Plan what you're building with a simple Now, Next and Later board. Keep it private for your team or share it publicly. Every card carries the evidence: votes, users, revenue and quotes.
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Everything in Roadmap Board
Now, Next, Later columns
A roadmap format that is honest about uncertainty. Add target quarters only if you want to.
Evidence on each card
Linked themes, vote counts, number of users, paying accounts and quotes, all on the card.
Public and private views
Share a public view with only the cards you choose, while your team sees the full board.
Jira and Linear links
Link a card to Jira or Linear issues. When the work is done, the card moves to shipped.
Planning snapshots
Save a copy of the roadmap at each planning cycle so you can compare what changed and why.
Follow a card
Users can follow a public card and get an email when it moves from Next to Now, or ships.
Four steps, start to finish
Add themes to the board
Drag an approved theme or voting idea into Now, Next or Later.
Attach the work
Link Jira or Linear issues, add a short description and an owner.
Share it
Publish a public view, embed it in your help centre or keep it internal.
Ship and close
Mark the card shipped and the Changelog draft is ready to send.
Field notes by role
Explain the why
- Show evidence behind each item
- Move cards as plans change
- Answer "when?" with Now, Next, Later
One view across teams
- See roadmaps for every product
- Compare plans to demand
- Keep planning snapshots
Clear answers for customers
- Share the public roadmap link
- Know what's coming next
- Stop promising dates by guesswork
Roadmap Board questions
Can we keep the roadmap private?
Do we have to show dates?
Does it sync with Jira?
Can we have a roadmap per product?
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Changelog
Release notes that reach everyone who asked.
ExploreFeature Voting
Public or private boards where users vote on ideas.
ExploreImpact Reports
See which themes affect the most customers and revenue.
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- Found the pattern
- Let users vote
- Planned it honestly
- Told everyone who asked