Ship milestones,
track every hour.
Sprint planning with dependencies that matter. Time tracking that doesn't require timesheets. Client-facing delivery without exposing the messy middle.
Shipping work, structured.
Three rules: dependencies are real, hours track themselves, internal work stays internal.
See the chain before it breaks.
Wire tasks together with prerequisites and dependencies. When a backend task slips, every downstream task inherits the risk automatically. Critical paths surface before deadlines.
Hours track themselves.
Toggle start, walk away. Real elapsed time, server-computed, locked when recorded. Phase-segmented across execution, code review, and client review — no end-of-week timesheet fiction.
Clients see milestones, not pull requests.
Project Boards keep internal work — QA queues, infra changes, refactors — separate from the client-facing project. Same product, two surfaces, different visibility rules.
Dev delivery, answered
Built for shipping. Over-engineered for honesty.
Every dependency mapped, every hour tracked, every milestone owned. Because “we’re 80% done” should mean something.
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