Features

Everything you need to plan on a timeline

JustRoadmap does one job: it puts your work on a timeline so you can see the plan and change it quickly, on your own or with your team. Free to use while we’re getting started.

A team roadmap in JustRoadmap: Platform, Mobile, Growth and Design lanes with colored bars, progress percentages, milestones and dependency arrows on a September to April timeline, with a dashed Today line.

The editor

Plan on a timeline you can drag

Lanes, rows, milestones and dependencies on a Week, Month or Year timeline. Drag a bar to move it, pull an end to change its dates, and every change saves on its own.

How the editor works

The JustRoadmap editor with Week, Month and Year views, Fit to range and zoom controls, four colored lanes of items, two milestones and dependency arrows.

Priority

Make the important work stand out

Mark an item or milestone High, Medium or Low in the details panel. A small tag on the bar shows what matters most, on screen and in exports.

More about planning

Status and health

See the health of the whole roadmap

Mark work On track, At risk or Off track. A colored dot shows on each bar, and the toolbar sums it up so you know where things stand at a glance.

More about status

Item owners

Know who owns each piece of work

Type who owns an item, or pick a member of your workspace. If that member leaves, the item keeps the name and the link to them is removed.

More about teams

Risk flags

Flag a risk before it becomes a slip

Flag an item as a risk and add a short note on what could go wrong. The flag shows on the bar, and the note is right there in the item panel.

More about risks

Milestones

Milestones with guide lines

Mark launches and deadlines as milestones and link work that has to finish first. A faint dashed line runs down from each one, so you can see what lands before or after it.

More about milestones

Days and weekends

Zoom in to days, with weekends shaded

Zoom in and the header switches to individual days, with weekends shaded. Hover a day to see its full date, like Mon, Nov 30, 2026.

More about the timeline

Team workspaces

Plan together, with the right role for everyone

Invite people by email or link as Owner, Admin, Editor or Viewer. Roles are checked on our servers on every request, not just hidden in the page.

More about team workspaces

Workspace settings for the Acme Product team: five members listed as Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer, a role picker for each, an invite form and one pending invite.

Personal to team

Turn your personal workspace into a team

Already planning on your own? Name the team and your roadmaps, share links and embeds come with it unchanged. You get a fresh personal workspace too.

How converting works

The Turn into a team workspace dialog explaining what changes, with the team name Acme Design entered and a Convert to team workspace button.

View-only access

Let people look without changing anything

Viewers, and anyone you give Can view on a roadmap, get a read-only editor: they can look around, open item details, use Risk view and export.

Per-roadmap access

A roadmap opened with view-only access: a View only badge in the top bar, a note saying you can look around and export, and no editing controls.

Embeds

Put a live roadmap in your wiki or docs

Tick Allow embedding to get an iframe snippet. Viewers enter the password inside the frame, and the embed ends when the link does.

More about embeds

A JustRoadmap roadmap embedded in a team wiki page, showing lanes, bars and the Today line inside the frame.

Usage insights

See how your team uses its roadmaps

Owners and Admins see rolling 7- and 30-day activity for a team workspace. Only counts are kept, never roadmap content.

What is counted

The Usage page for a team workspace with last 7 days and last 30 days counts for active members, roadmaps created and edited, items added, exports, invites and share-link views. Demo data.

Risk view

Spot the work that needs attention

One press hides finished work and labels the rest: overdue, behind schedule, slipped from its planned end, or blocked by unfinished work.

More about Risk view

Risk view turned on: the toolbar counts overdue, behind schedule and slipped items, and those bars are outlined and labelled Overdue, Behind schedule and Slipped.

Save-conflict protection

Nobody's work is overwritten silently

If someone saved the roadmap after you opened it, your save is held back and the editor says who saved and when, with a Reload button.

Editing together

A save conflict banner in the editor: your latest changes weren't saved because someone saved the roadmap after you opened it, with a Reload button.

Export

Export to PDF, PNG or JPEG

Download exactly the view you're looking at for a deck, a document or an email. Exports are made in your browser on a clean light background.

About exports

The Export menu in the editor toolbar offering PDF, PNG image and JPEG image.

Dark mode

Light, dark, or match your device

Pick a theme from the footer of any page. The timeline, lanes and colors are made to read well in both.

Themes

The JustRoadmap editor in dark mode, with the same lanes, bars and milestones on a dark background.

Start your roadmap

JustRoadmap is free to use while we're getting started.