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One dashboard for the whole project.

Budgets, releases, people and handover in one calm project room. Arrange the board around the review you are about to have.

  • Plan
  • Budget
  • Release
  • Handover

Active workspaces

12

Three shipping this month. No overdue decisions.

Capacity / 74%

Live / Cutwater

October release

Booking and crew rostering across six boats. Four checks remain before the handover window opens.

Cutwater: October release room

The release room keeps the decision log, budget, owner and open checks beside the work itself. The operations team can reorder this view before Monday review without creating a second dashboard or exporting a deck.

Four checks remain: content sign-off, the final accessibility pass, event tracking and team handover. Every owner sees the same status here, whether the room is opened on a phone or the office wall screen.

  • 82%Checks complete
  • 4 openBefore release
  • 2 daysDecision turnaround
Owners
Operations, delivery and two maintainers
Next review
Monday, 09:30 · release decision

Team pulse / 86%

Portfolio overview

This quarter, at a glance

  1. 41 Release checks completed
  2. 09 Active project rooms
  3. 86% Milestones currently on track
  4. 6WK Median decision turnaround

Build your project room

Put the important work first

Drag a widget by its handle to arrange the dashboard for your next review. The order is real, not a visual copy.

Project budget

£82.4k

£17.6k remaining · on plan

Launch

18 Oct

Twenty-three days to handover

On track

In the room

  • AMAdeDesign
  • FOFrancesOperations
  • JPJonBuild

Release checks

This week

14 pts

Two ahead of forecast

Pinned note

“Make the week obvious before making it clever.”

Review note · 24 Sep

Inside Daymark

Delivery without the status theatre

Plan the work, keep the room current and hand it over without rebuilding the story in slides every Friday. Open a tile for the detail.

01

Plan the work

Milestones, owners and decisions in one shared view.

A plan that stays attached to the project

Turn outcomes into milestones, give each decision an owner and keep the reasoning beside the work. Views can change for a review without creating a second source of truth.

Typical shape
Two weeks discovery, four to eight weeks design, reviewed weekly
You get
A service map, a working prototype, and a written record of every decision
From
£14,000

02

Connect delivery

Bring releases, checks and team signals into one room.

Current without another reporting ritual

Connect the tools your team already uses, or update the room directly. Release checks, budget movement and open decisions become one readable status instead of a chain of screenshots.

Typical shape
Six to twelve weeks, paired with one of your developers throughout
You get
A component library, a test suite, and a team that can extend both
From
£22,000

Plate 03

Weekly support tickets, Meridian, before and after the rebuild

03

Report clearly

Turn the current room into a useful stakeholder view.

The signal, without the performance

Choose the widgets a stakeholder actually needs, put them first and share that view. The underlying project order remains current, so reporting never becomes a separate weekly production job.

Typical shape
Three weeks: eight sessions, a findings session, a fix list you own
You get
Recordings, a ranked list with effort against impact, and a WCAG 2.2 AA audit
From
£6,500

Client

Monday review now starts with the decision we need to make, not twenty minutes of finding the latest numbers.

Frances Okafor Operations Director, Cutwater

Live status

Index

  • Discovery
  • Service mapping
  • Interface design
  • Design systems
  • Front-end build
  • Accessibility audits
  • Usability testing
  • Rebuilds & rescues
  • Handover & training

Working principle 01

A dashboard should shorten the meeting, not become the meeting. Put the decision first, keep the evidence beside it and let every team arrange the room around the work they actually own.

Ade Marsh, product lead

Start a workspace

Bring the next review into focus

Start with the dashboard shown here, rename the widgets and arrange the room around the decisions your team makes every week.

Workspace

Unlimited viewers
Six editor seats

Add collaborators without turning every stakeholder into an admin.

Trial

Fourteen days
No card required

Import a sample room or begin with the Cutwater workspace.