Project roadmaps

See where your projects are heading

Build simple roadmaps that show your big picture goals. Know what's coming next, keep your team focused, and share your plans with everyone who needs to see them.

Teams everywhere use Breeze to plan their project roadmaps

Hard to keep everyone on the same page?

Your team doesn't know what's coming next or what to focus on
People keep asking you for updates and when things will be ready
Projects start without everyone understanding the bigger picture
It's hard to see how your different projects fit together

Roadmaps in Breeze help you show everyone where you're going and what's happening when. Instead of explaining the same thing over and over, just point people to your roadmap.

Map your way to success

Pipeline view

See all your projects at once

Breeze automatically turns all your projects into one big roadmap. You can see everything you're working on and decide what should come first. All the detailed work stays in your individual projects where it belongs.

Timeline view

Plan what happens when

See your projects spread out over months, quarters, or the whole year. This helps you figure out when to start things and what depends on what. You'll know if you're trying to do too much at once or if you have room for more work.

Team view

See who's working on what

Group your projects by team or department so you can see everyone's workload. You'll spot right away if someone has too much on their plate or if a team is free to take on something new.

Client view

Show clients what's happening

Group projects by client so you can easily see what you're doing for each one. When clients ask for updates, you can show them exactly where their projects stand and what's coming next.

Why Breeze roadmaps work better

	Breeze	Others
Built from your real projects			Other tools make you create roadmaps separately
Updates automatically when things change			You have to update everything manually
See who's working on what			Hard to see team workloads
Simple sharing with anyone			Complicated permission settings
Part of your daily work			Separate tool you have to remember to use

What people say about Breeze

4.2/5 on G2

4.5/5 on Capterra

4.5/5 on Getapp

Breeze has single-handedly transformed the way our company interacts and communicates between teams ...

It has allowed us to do what we love the most and that is to effectively and efficiently help our clients ...

This platform is that perfect mixture for teams wanting to have everything they need and nothing they don't. I would recommend this tool to any team, big or small.

Jeremy Freeman, Cubicle Ninjas

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Common questions about roadmaps in Breeze

What is a project roadmap?

A roadmap is like a big picture view of all your projects. It shows what you're working on, when things are happening, and helps everyone understand what's coming next. Think of it as a way to see the forest instead of just the trees.

How do roadmaps work in Breeze?

Breeze takes all your projects and turns them into a roadmap automatically. You can look at them by timeline, by team, by client, or just see everything at once. When you update a project, your roadmap updates too.

Can I share roadmaps with other people?

Yes! You can share your roadmap with clients, your boss, team members, or anyone else. They can see what's happening and when, but they can't mess with your actual project details.

What's the difference between a roadmap and project timeline?

A roadmap shows all your projects together over months or years. A project timeline shows the specific tasks within one project over weeks or days. Roadmaps help you plan the big picture, timelines help you manage the details.

How often should I update my roadmap?

The great thing about Breeze is that your roadmap updates itself when you change your projects. You don't have to do anything extra. Just check it every few months to make sure your priorities still make sense.

Do I have to pay extra for roadmaps?

No, roadmaps come with every Breeze plan. You can make as many as you want and share them with whoever needs to see them.