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From a brief
to a board you can defend.

RoadmapIt drafts most of the enterprise roadmap from strategic inputs. Then it sits with you in the room and answers from that board — not from the internet.

How the draft is made

01

Give the brief

Who it is for, the bet in board language, the horizon. What you already decided. That is enough to start.

02

Answer what the brief never contains

Scale, workstreams, what is already live, what must be true in year one, who decides, what you will not do. Coverage has to reach 80% before we compose.

03

We draft the board

Swimlanes, modules, children, milestones, a sequence. Objectives are proposed from the bet and the work — you confirm or rewrite them. You open a canvas that is mostly done.

04

Ask the board

A briefing over this roadmap: what is dated, what carries the strategy, what has no owner, what is gated, what is thin, what waits on what. It reads the board. It does not invent. It does not edit.

A health-system CIO.

Brief, questions, draft, board. The same path you take in the product.

The CIO names Meridian, the horizon, and the bet — on the same brief screen a user sees after Sign in → Start from a brief.

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Draft coverage 24%

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The brief

Write what you already know. The next screens ask what a brief never contains.

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Ask this board.

On the toolbar: Ask. It opens with a briefing. It will propose objectives if none are named. It will tell you what is thin. It will not write a bar you did not put there.

Ask this board

Reads this fiction board

Brief me

Fiction · Enterprise transformation. 11 of 11 top-level initiatives have dates on 2027–2029. Strategy is named: Grow digital revenue (3); One trusted data platform (3); Modernize the core (3). 9 named dependencies hold the sequence. Gated or waiting: New markets, GenAI at scale, Workforce transformation. Outcomes are thin on New markets, Shared services.

What it will and will not do

It drafts from your inputs

The composer is trained on how strategy programs are structured — not a generic chat model guessing a slide.

It proposes objectives

From the brief when you generate. From the board when work already exists. You accept. It will not write them behind you.

It answers from this roadmap

Ask cites initiatives, dates, owners, outcomes, dependencies, and objectives that are on the board.

It will not invent

If a date, owner, or initiative is not on the board, Ask says so.

It will not edit

Conversation never moves a bar, names an owner, or changes the strategy.

The board stays here

Ask runs on this board in your browser. We do not send the roadmap to a third-party model.

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