Nobody remembers why the date moved

Your plan will change. Show why.

Branch the plan instead of overwriting it — the route you took and the one you dropped sit side by side, each with the decision behind it. Required, not an optional field.

Sync it from the 10 tools you already plan in — Linear, Jira, GitHub, Notion and more — so the link you sent last quarter is still true today.

Don't start from scratch — start from a template.

Already roadmapping elsewhere? Import it in one click — read-only, we never write to your source.

  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • Shortcut
  • YouTrack
  • Azure DevOps
  • Asana
  • Notion
  • monday.com
  • .CSV
30-second tour

The whole flow, start to finish

Create a board, import an existing roadmap, and branch a pivot with its decision log — see it end to end.

Who it's for

Built for the people you report to — and for you

Whether you’re answering to investors, building in public, or just keeping a promise to yourself, the same trajectory keeps the why on the record. Strongest fit first.

Companies & startups

Investor-grade transparency

The roadmap you show investors shouldn’t be a deck slide that’s stale the day after you send it. Share a living trajectory instead — one that survives a pivot and keeps the hypothesis, and the numbers, behind every change of direction. When a board member opens the link they see not just where you’re headed, but the reasoning trail of how the plan got there.

  • A living link, not a slide — always current, no re-export before every update
  • Every pivot keeps the hypothesis and the metrics that drove it: a decision trail a data room can audit
  • Read-only access for stakeholders; owner and editor roles keep the team in control

How founders use it

  1. 1Build the roadmap — milestones, dates, the path you’re committing to
  2. 2On each pivot, record the hypothesis and the numbers behind the call
  3. 3Flip the board public and read-only with a single toggle
  4. 4Drop the live link in your data room or investor update — it stays current on its own
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Makers & creators

Build in public

Flip one toggle and a private board becomes a public link — no exports, no screenshots. Share it like a post and your followers watch the trajectory move, pivots and all. The link is the update.

  • One toggle to go public, one link to share it anywhere
  • Followers watch the roadmap evolve — pivots as a visible narrative
  • Decision logs double as honest "why we changed" updates

How makers use it

  1. 1Sketch the roadmap and flip the board public — one link, no exports
  2. 2Build in the open; mark milestones done as you ship them
  3. 3When the plan changes, fork it and write the why — that’s your next update
  4. 4Drop the link in a post; followers watch the trajectory move, pivots and all
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Personal goals

Study, sport, side-projects

Map a learning path, a training block or a side-project as a trajectory you actually look at. When life forces a change of plan, you fork — the old track stays on the canvas as history instead of getting deleted and forgotten.

  • Turn vague intentions into a visible path with dated milestones
  • Pivot to a new track without erasing the one you abandoned
  • See, months later, exactly why you changed direction

How you’d use it

  1. 1Lay out the goal as a dated trajectory you’ll actually revisit
  2. 2When life forces a change, fork a new track instead of deleting the old one
  3. 3Log why you switched — one honest line to your future self
  4. 4Months later, see both the path you took and the one you left
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Every feature

See exactly what you get

Every capability, shown in the real product on a Team account with nothing locked — and the plans each one is included in.

A public roadmap with a solid current branch and a dashed original-plan line running past the milestone where the plan forked.

Plans that branch like git

FreeProTeam

Fork your roadmap at any milestone. The path you took and the one you abandoned both stay on the canvas — the dotted "original plan" never disappears.

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Pricing

Start free. Show a plan that holds up.

Start free with a 14-day Pro trial — no card required. When it ends you move to Free, and everything you've made stays — you just can't add more until you upgrade.

Free

Map and share a roadmap, end to end.

Free
  • Up to 3 roadmaps
  • Unlimited milestones & branches
  • Decision log on every pivot
  • Import from GitHub, Linear, Jira & more
  • AI milestone drafting (bring your own key)
  • Public sharing & read-only discussions
  • Unlimited read-only viewers — a share link never uses a seat
  • Export to PNG, SVG, PDF & PowerPoint
Recommended

Pro

For a roadmap other people read.

$12.50/mo

billed annually — $150/yr, 2 months free

  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • Unlimited roadmaps
  • You + 3 collaborators per board; viewers free
  • Realtime collaboration
  • Post comments & @mention teammates
  • Roadmap releases, AI investor updates & stress-test
  • Password-protected & expiring share links
  • Managed AI — 100 generations/mo pooled across your team, no key to bring
  • Remove the "Made with Roadmark" badge
Top tier

Team

For roadmaps a whole team drives.

~$41/mo

billed annually — $490/yr, 2 months free

  • Everything in Pro, plus:
  • Unlimited collaborators
  • Managed AI — 500 generations/mo pooled across your team
  • Audit log
  • Shared-link view analytics
  • Milestone demand analytics & audience export

Prices exclude VAT and sales tax. Lemon Squeezy, our merchant of record, adds it at checkout where your country requires it.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • What is Roadmark, and how is it different from Notion or a Gantt chart?

    Roadmark is a roadmap tool built around the one thing static docs never capture: how and why your plan changed. You fork your roadmap at any milestone like a git branch — the path you took and the one you abandoned both stay on the canvas, each pivot carrying a required decision log. No doc, spreadsheet, or Gantt chart gives you that history.

  • Is it really free — and is there a trial?

    The Free plan is genuinely free, for good: create up to three roadmaps, import from any supported tool, share public read-only links with anyone, draft milestones with your own AI key, and export to PNG, SVG, PDF and PowerPoint. Inviting named collaborators onto a board, posting comments on milestones, and capturing roadmap releases are paid features (Pro/Team) — on a Free board you can still read the discussion and any releases, and public link sharing always stays free. Sign up free and your first 14 days also include full Pro (no card); when the trial ends you move to Free with all your roadmaps kept — you just can’t add more until you upgrade. Upgrading to Pro mid-trial doesn’t cost you the days you haven’t used: your first Pro payment lands when the trial would have ended, not the moment you subscribe. Team has no trial of its own, so choosing Team starts billing right away. See the pricing page for what Pro and Team include.

  • Do I have to start from a blank board?

    No — you can start from a template. The Templates gallery has curated roadmaps (SaaS pre-seed→Series A, go-to-market, hardware, open source) built around the decision-log format. Preview one, click Use this template, and it forks into a fresh private board you own — including an example pivot with its reasoning — for you to reshape. You can also import an existing roadmap from another tool, or duplicate one of your own boards.

  • Who can see my boards?

    Private by default — only you and the people you explicitly invite (as owner, editor, or viewer). A board becomes visible to anyone else only if you flip it public, and even then it’s strictly read-only. A public board can also be embedded on your own site or docs as a live read-only iframe — either the board itself or its decision feed (Share → “Embed on your site”). Your internal honesty signals — the ⚠ at-risk and confidence markers — are hidden from visitors unless you switch them on, and so are your captured release tags. On Pro you can lock that public link with a password or set it to expire, so “public” can still mean “only the people I gave the link and password to, until a date I choose”.

  • Can I make a board public and read-only?

    Yes — one toggle gives you a link customers or investors can open without an account, with no edit access. Flip it back to private any time. On Pro you can also password-protect that link or set it to expire on a date — so you can share a roadmap like a data room and revoke access when you’re done (members of the board always get straight in, no password needed). And when a live link doesn’t fit — a slide deck, an email, an attachment — download the board as a PNG, SVG or PDF instead, or as a PowerPoint deck whose milestone tables you can still edit.

  • Will importing change anything in my source tool?

    Never. Every import is a one-way, read-only snapshot — we read your project once and build a Roadmark board from it. Your source tool is never written to, and nothing there changes.

  • Are my keys and tokens encrypted?

    Yes. Everything sensitive you connect is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and is never logged or stored in plaintext — both your AI provider keys (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google) and the credentials that link your import sources, whether an OAuth token or a personal access token you paste for a self-hosted tool. Once saved, you can replace a key or token but never view it again — only the app reads it, behind the scenes, to reach the provider.

Start your trajectory today

Create your first board in under a minute. No credit card, no setup — just your goals and the branches you'll take to reach them.

Or fork a ready-made template to skip the blank canvas.