Less time reporting. More time designing.
Slope shows where every project stands at a glance, so a status update takes seconds and the rest of the day is yours.
Projects on the hillDrag a dot →
- Onboarding redesign – GrowthGetting it done72%
- Pricing page – WebFiguring it out38%
- Design system audit – PlatformFiguring it out14%
- Mobile nav – GrowthGetting it done91%
Progress you can't fake
A dot on a hill says more than a percent complete. Left of the peak you're still figuring it out; right of it you're getting it done.
Crits are facts, not verdicts
Log a critique with its outcome (passed, needs revisions, bombed) and it lands on the timeline. A crit never moves the dot or changes status. People do.
Momentum, not activity
Points per week over the last two weeks tells you which projects are actually moving. Sort the dashboard by stalled and the conversation starts itself.
The timeline tells the story the status never will.
Every hill move, every crit, every ship on one line. A project that's “90% done” for three weeks looks exactly like what it is.
Onboarding redesign+9.5 pts/week
crit passed needs revisions shipped
- Pacing
- Green, yellow, red, measured against a bet length your team sets, or pure momentum if you don't plan in bets.
- Daily recap
- Every morning, a short written read of what moved, what's stuck, and what deserves attention.
- Pods
- Tag people into pods. Pods set the default filter and who can edit what. No private projects, no permission maze.
- Ask anything
- ⌘K to jump to a person or project, or ask a question like “who's struggling this week?”
- Shipping is a decision
- Reaching 100 asks. It never assumes. Status changes are always yours, and always logged.
- Serious about access
- TOTP two-factor with recovery codes, org-level MFA policy, row-level security on every table.