One surface. Every layer of execution.
Dashboards flatten your organization into rows. The Everview canvas keeps it alive — a spatial, infinite surface where strategy, teams, sprints, capacity, and risk exist the way they actually do: connected.
The lenses
One canvas, many ways of seeing. These aren't separate tools to learn — they're lenses on the same living picture.
Track View
Delivery, reimagined from the burndown up. See pace against commitment as it develops — not as a postmortem chart, but as a live trajectory you can act on while the sprint is still winnable.
Summary View
The period at a glance. What was promised, what shipped, what carried over, and how the team actually spent its effort — the retro that writes itself.
Operation View
Engineering flow without the spreadsheet stitching. PR lifecycle, all four DORA signals per sprint, Say/Do ratio, velocity, and capacity — in the context of the work they describe, not a detached metrics page.
Strategy flows
Watch strategy become work. Flowing ribbons connect objectives through initiatives down to the sprints delivering them — so "are we working on what matters?" has a visible answer.
The live mechanics
The canvas isn't a picture of last week. It moves.
- Capacity, honestly.Availability rendered per person per day — PTO, part-time, ramp-up — so plans are built on real bandwidth, not headcount math. Tempo™ (patent-pending) turns team availability into something you can read at a glance.
- Sprint health you can feel.Five states from Idle to Overdrive tell you instantly whether a team is cruising or drowning — before the retro says so.
- Slippage that announces itself.Deadline tags turn red the moment work drifts past its target. Dependency lines carry their own health. Fell-behind alerts and recovery badges keep the story honest in both directions.
- Move one thing. See everything it touches.Reprioritize a task and watch downstream capacity, risk, and spillover recompute live, the moment you make the change.
Built for working together
Live cursors, inline chat, and a prompt bar on the canvas itself — planning happens on the shared picture, not in a meeting about it. Guardrails like the capacity line and top-priority focus keep collaboration from becoming chaos.
Not another dashboard. A living execution canvas.