FOR PRODUCT LEADS AND FOUNDERS

Spend your time building the product, not reporting on it.

Your roadmap, briefs, estimates, and status in one connected plan, not scattered across five apps. When leadership asks where things stand, the answer is already built.

▶Watch it come togetherAn 85-second tour of the product

ROADMAPS · BRIEFS · FORECASTS · SLIDESSCROLL TO SEE WHY ↓

01 / ONE PLAN, MANY AUDIENCES

Everyone needs a clear view
of the plan.

Leadership wants to see where things stand. Stakeholders want the roadmap, the timeline, the brief behind a decision. Today that picture comes together across spreadsheets, decks, docs, wikis, and ticket tools, and each view gets built on its own.

Vantage keeps it in one connected place, so the view each person needs is ready when they ask.

02 / ONE PLACE, EVERY VIEW

One connected plan.
Every view comes from it.

WHERE YOU THINKYour connected plan

Ideas, priorities, briefs, estimates, and dependencies.

WORKING VIEWS / BIG PICTURETree & roadmap

WORKING VIEWS / DETAILSOutline & feature briefs

EXPLORE / COMPAREForecasts & scenarios

EXPORT / SHARESlides & documents

The tree, the roadmap, the forecast, and the slides are all drawn from that same plan, so they stay in step when it changes.

THE TOURONE PLAN, EIGHT VIEWS

01 / 08

Write at the speed of thought.

Type the plan as it comes to you. Enter, Tab, and a type when you want one.

Keyboard firstEnter for the next idea. Tab to nest it.

Type is optionalCall a row a theme, component, or feature only when you’re ready.

The plan takes shapeFrom vision to features without leaving the keyboard.

GO DEEPER

The why.
The how.
The done.

Personal welcome

Type: Feature
Effort: 8points
Dates: Nov 1 – Nov 6, 2026
Status: Not started
Criteria: 1 of 1 met

BriefQuestionsCriteriaUnlocks

Why this matters

Help new customers feel confident from their very first interaction.

The experience

A focused, personal welcome that connects their goals to a clear next action.

Success looks like

Customers know where to start.
Progress feels visible and achievable.
Help is always within reach.

Delivery notes

Start with the core journey, then learn from customer feedback.

One click awayOpen any feature and the thinking behind it comes too.

The why and the howWhy it matters and how it should feel, kept on the node.

The doneSuccess criteria the whole team can check against.

Ready to shareExport it as a one-page Word brief.

PLATFORM EVOLUTIONILLUSTRATIVE FEATURE SEQUENCE

PLATFORM CAPABILITIES

JANFEBMARAPRMAYJUN

FOUNDATION

Identity & access

Identity & access

Unified data model

Unified data model

Event ingestion

Event ingestion

Public API

Public API

INTELLIGENCE

Semantic search

Semantic search

Rules engine

Rules engine

Personalized feeds

Personalized feeds

Predictive insights

Predictive insights

ECOSYSTEM

Extension framework

Extension framework

Partner connectors

Partner connectors

Self-service workflows

Self-service workflows

Portfolio analytics

Portfolio analytics

Feature delivery window→ Enables the next capabilityJAN – JUN · SAMPLE PLAN

The plan on a timelineTwelve capabilities, three workstreams, one six-month view.

What unlocks whatArrows show which foundations make the next capability possible.

Same plan, new viewChange the plan and the roadmap follows. No slides to redraw.

01 CHOOSE THE SCOPE

12features included
102 points of work

Not an arbitrary date.
The work you intend to deliver.

02 SET YOUR CAPACITY

Actual configuration: 20 points per sprint, 14-day sprints, starting November 2, 2026.

The pace. The cadence.
The starting point.

03 SEE HOW LONG IT TAKES

Actual forecast result: Sprint 6, January 24, 2027; capacity-derived.

102 points÷20 per sprint→6 sprints

Calculated from the plan.
Ready for a better conversation.

Your scopeStart from the work you plan to ship: 12 features, 102 points.

Your paceAdd how much the team finishes per sprint, and when it starts.

Your answerSprint 6, with the math shown. Change an input and it moves.

START WITH THE SAME PLAN102 points · 20 points / sprint · Sprint 6

A WHAT IF WE ADD CAPACITY?

Actual saved scenario: capacity increases from 20 to 30 points per sprint; projected completion changes from Sprint 6 to Sprint 4.

123456

BASELINE

+ CAPACITY

Same scope.Two sprints earlier.

B WHAT IF PRIORITIES CHANGE?

Actual saved priority scenario: priority order changes, feature timing changes, and overall completion stays at Sprint 6.

PRIORITIZE THE NEXT STEP

Welcome

Product tour

Next step

Different sequence.Same finish. Different feature timing.

Add capacityTen more points a sprint, and it lands two sprints sooner.

Shift prioritiesPull one feature forward. The finish holds; the order changes.

Your plan stays putCompare scenarios side by side. The live plan isn’t touched.

CHANGE THE PLAN ONCE. EVERY VIEW FOLLOWS.Real screens and exports from a sample project. Timing graphics are illustrations; forecasts are estimates.

03 / FEWER TABS, LESS REBUILDING

Bring the plan
into one place.

Plan here. Execute wherever your team already works.

Instead of the planning spreadsheet

An outline you type straight into.

Structure is optional. Add themes, components, and features as your thinking takes shape.

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Instead of the roadmap slide you redraw every month

A tree and a Gantt drawn from the plan.

Change the plan and they follow. Dependencies and date conflicts stay visible.

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Instead of the brief buried in a wiki

The thinking lives on the feature.

The brief, acceptance criteria, open questions, and decisions stay with the work they describe.

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Instead of the delivery estimate in a side spreadsheet

A forecast from scope and capacity.

See the projected finish with the math shown, and compare scenarios before you commit.

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Instead of the status deck

Slides and documents from what’s on screen.

Export the Gantt to PowerPoint or the outline to Word. Plan changed? Export again.

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04 / THERE’S MORE BEHIND EVERY NODE

Small on the map.
Rich in detail.

Write the brief where you plan the feature: acceptance criteria, open questions, decisions, and what it unlocks, all in one place. When someone asks for a document, export it from the inspector.

Shown: the Brief tab on “Personal welcome”, with its properties and one-click Word export.

Personal welcome

Type: Feature
Effort: 8points
Dates: Nov 1 – Nov 6, 2026
Status: Not started
Criteria: 1 of 1 met

BriefQuestionsCriteriaUnlocks

Why this matters

Help new customers feel confident from their very first interaction.

The experience

A focused, personal welcome that connects their goals to a clear next action.

Success looks like

Customers know where to start.
Progress feels visible and achievable.
Help is always within reach.

Delivery notes

Start with the core journey, then learn from customer feedback.

05 / A BETTER CONVERSATION ABOUT WHEN

What if the
plan changes?

Move a feature up the list. Give the team more capacity. See how the delivery picture shifts without touching the live plan, then bring the comparison into the room.

Uses the demo plan from the forecast: 102 points, with capacity going from 20 to 30 points per sprint.

SCENARIO LABILLUSTRATION

Move the next priority forward.

Move Find the right next step to the top of the list.

TEAM CAPACITY20 points / sprint

SPRINT123456

Baseline

Scenario

Exploring an alternativeSame scope. A different sequence.

ONE PLAN. EVERY PERSPECTIVE.

Plan the build.
Have the story ready.

Keep the plan in one place and spend your energy on what comes next.

Explore the demo ↗Sample project · Runs in your browser · No sign-up

Spend your time building the product, not reporting on it.

Everyone needs a clear viewof the plan.

One connected plan.Every view comes from it.

Write at the speed of thought.

Bring the planinto one place.

An outline you type straight into.

A tree and a Gantt drawn from the plan.

The thinking lives on the feature.

A forecast from scope and capacity.

Slides and documents from what’s on screen.

Small on the map.Rich in detail.

What if theplan changes?

Your plan stays with you.Share it when you choose.

Private by default.

Take the whole plan anywhere.

Plan together, live.