Lanes is a planning canvas where everyone ranks priorities on their own — then the tool shows you exactly where the team disagrees, before the quarter locks. No more silent nodding in the meeting and quiet dissent after it.
Initiatives are lanes, projects are cards — each with a build quarter and a go-live quarter. Drag to re-home, propose new ideas, pin notes the team must not forget.
Each person drags projects into the order they would build them. No anchoring, no loudest-voice-wins — the disagreement is the point.
Every ranking plotted on one axis. Tight cluster: lock it. Wide, hot band: that's your meeting agenda — ten minutes, both cases, disagree-and-commit.
Anyone can pitch a project as a proposal. It sits on the canvas — dashed, visible, not yet ranked — until the team approves or declines it.
Deadlines, dependencies, decisions — pin them to a project so reminders don't drown in the discussion thread.
Comments resolve like code review. Open questions are counted on every card, lane, and across the whole canvas — so you know when you're actually done.
Your setup saves automatically to a unique URL. Share it and the whole team lands on the same roadmap, ranking as themselves.
Put your real roadmap in, let everyone rank, and take the one contested call to your next planning meeting.