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Peak One · Use case

The launch date is set. Now the path to it has to hold.

A launch ties together product, marketing, shop and service. Peak One keeps the goal, milestones and tasks in one shared reality.

Status: BetaThe timeline (Gantt) exists in Board V2, not yet in the app catalog.Dependencies and the critical path exist in Work V2.

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What happens if …?

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Go-live stays at day 24

Critical path: Concept → Design → Build → Go-live.

Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.

Trigger, action, outcome

  1. Goal and milestones

    The launch goal and its milestones come from Peak Goals and Peak Year. Tasks visibly contribute to them.

  2. Tasks across teams

    Photos, product copy, shop page and service notes are tasks in the same project. Everyone sees their own tasks in My Day.

  3. Dependencies in the timeline (beta)

    In Board V2 you link tasks and see the critical path. It is part of Work V2 and not in the app catalog yet.

  4. Scenarios are planned

    A simulator that works through delays is planned. The demo here shows the idea with fixed rules in your browser.

An example

The stock arrives late

Example: Nordwind Travel Goods is launching a new travel bag. In the demo you push the photo shoot back by three days and watch the launch date and the critical path move.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I link tasks to the launch goal?

Goals and milestones come from Peak Goals. Tasks can contribute to them, so you see progress on the goal.

Is there a critical path?

Yes, in Work V2 (beta), in the Board V2 timeline.

Is there a product launch template?

The product launch template page lets you try a plan. Project templates with a timeline are still being built.

Plan backwards from the goal.

Create your launch goal, set the milestones and hand out the first tasks.

Plan your launch