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Peak One · Use case
The project is behind. Now what matters is which move actually helps.
In a project crisis it is often unclear what each decision would change. Peak One shows the state and helps you think through the options.
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Rescue the project · Herbstkollektion
Sample data · nothing is saved15 days late
Calculation: 16 tasks ÷ 0.6 per day = 27 days, available 12. Simplified example in the browser; Project Rescue in Peak One is planned.
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
Trigger, action, outcome
State with a reason (beta)
Project health in Work V2 names why a project is critical, such as overdue or blocked tasks.
Project Rescue is planned
A guided flow that suggests moves and shows their effect is planned. Today it exists only as the demo on this page.
Work through options
In the demo you pick moves like cutting scope, reassigning tasks, moving a milestone or adding buffer, and watch the end date and risk.
Decisions stay with you
Peak changes nothing in the real project unless you do it yourself. Clients hear nothing without you either.
An example
Three weeks behind
Example: A Studio Kiel project is three weeks behind plan. In the demo you cut scope and reassign two tasks. The forecast end date moves closer and the risk drops. Everything runs on fixed rules in your browser.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Peak suggest moves today?
No, that is planned. Today the beta shows a project's state and its reason.
Does the demo use my data?
No. It uses a sample project and runs only in your browser.
What can I do in a crisis today?
Reassign tasks, adjust milestones and check load in Peak Plan. All of that is available.
Stay calm, decide clearly.
Try the demo and see how different moves change a late project.
Try the rescue demo
