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• FOCUS
  • The Roadmap app is mainly for product roadmaps, project roadmaps, and high-level project plans.
  • QuickPlan is primarily for project schedules.

  Some users use these apps outside of their primary focus and find them more convenient to use than other apps designed for other purposes. While we try to accommodate the different needs of users, our apps still retain their primary design focus.

• OUTPUT FOR
  • Lead future planning and management.
  • Lead the team in execution.
• ACCURACY
  • Roadmap planning is at a very early stage of a product or project, the tasks in a roadmap are rough to guide future work.
  • The project schedule should be accurate and detailed enough to guide project execution.
• TASK LAYOUT
  • Multiple tasks in a row, but one task cannot overlap another task.
  • One task in one row.
• TASK CONTENT
  • In the roadmap phase, we typically focus on phases, owners, and rough estimates.
  • In the scheduling phase, we focus on dates, resources, cost, and status.

Any roadmap file can be used as a template. From the Home screen, long-press a document tile, then tap “Duplicate” to copy it into a new document.

We (the Roadmap App Developer Team) do not operate a server for storing user-created roadmap data. You fully own the roadmap documents you create. The Roadmap app stores your roadmap files on your device and in iCloud Drive, and you choose the file location from the Roadmap app home screen.

Roadmap supports synchronizing documents across devices via iCloud Drive. Please check the details in the online user manual.

No.

Yes, if you want to use the app on macOS devices. When we started developing the app, there was no way to bundle apps across different operating systems.

Please see the online user manual or contact us.