Roadmark

Roadmark is a visual roadmap tool that treats changes in plans like branches on a tree. Instead of overwriting a roadmap when the plan shifts, you fork it. The old path stays on the canvas alongside the new one, each with a decision log explaining why you changed course. It syncs with tools like Linear, Jira, GitHub, and Notion, so the roadmap you share stays current without manual updates. You can import in one click from over a dozen sources, and Roadmark keeps the data in sync.

The tool works like a living document. You create a board, set milestones, and import existing data from ten different project management tools. When a pivot happens, you branch the roadmap at the point of change and record the hypothesis and metrics behind the decision. That decision log is required, not optional — so months later, you or your stakeholders can see exactly why the plan shifted. Roadmark also offers optional AI features: you can draft a set of milestones by describing your goal, and generate investor updates based on what actually shipped. Both use your own API key from Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google. The AI never stores your key.

Roadmark is built for founders who need to show investors a transparent, always-current roadmap. It's also useful for makers building in public — flip a toggle to share a read-only link — and for personal projects where you want to see the history of your decisions. The real value is in the traceability: every change is documented, and the reasoning is visible to whoever needs to see it. It's a simple idea executed well.