Draft · not indexed. Part of what this page describes is not generally available yet.
Peak One · Product · Planned
A project is running late. The real question is which lever gets it back on track.
Project Rescue is planned. The idea: you pick fixes such as cutting scope or reassigning work and see right away what that means for end date and risk. You can try it on a sample project here.
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.
How it works
Levers side by side
Cut scope, reassign tasks, move a milestone, add buffer. Each fix shows its own effect.
Forecast, not gut feeling
In the demo, end date and risk move as soon as you pick a lever, so you can see what actually helps.
Built on real health
The plan is for Rescue to start where project health already names the reason today: overdue and blocked tasks.
You decide
Even once built, Peak would change nothing on its own. A fix would only be applied after you confirm.
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Honest limits
Planned, not available
Project Rescue does not exist in Peak One yet. This page shows the direction.
Demo with fixed rules
The demo uses an invented project and fixed rules in your browser. No AI, nothing is saved.
Available today
What exists today: project health with a reason, in the Work V2 beta.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Project Rescue already?
No, it is planned. The demo shows how it is meant to feel.
Does the demo use AI?
No. It calculates with fixed rules in your browser.
What can I do today?
Project health in Work V2 already shows which project needs attention and why.
See first, then steer.
Play with the levers in the demo and set up your real projects in Peak One for free.
Start for free