Project timeline
See elapsed time and project progress in the same project view.
Product overview
Make project status obvious to every audience.
Trackiverse gives a project one clear structure: a timeline, features, tasks, and progress that rolls up from the work itself. The preview below uses the same project interface people work from in Trackiverse.
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Mobile launch
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2 teammates viewingMaster timeline
Schedule and overall completion across the project
Status
37% done
Progress
32% time elapsed
JUL 15, 2026OCT 15, 2026
Onboarding
67%
Move a new customer from sign-up to their first useful project.
Design
Front-end
Back-end
Release readiness
20%
Make quality, launch, and customer communication visible.
QA pass
Release notes
Production rollout
The project model
Move from the finish line to the work underneath it.
Dates establish the window. Features organize the meaningful parts of delivery. Tasks use Trackiverse’s five-step completion scale, and their progress rolls into the feature and project view. There is no separate readiness score to maintain.
Features
Group related work into readable outcomes with their own progress.
Tasks
Move work through the same five completion states used across the product.
Reports
Turn the project into a read-only report with a visible report date.
The same project, ready to explain
Move from working detail to a readable report.
Reports use the project’s real progress, dates, features, and tasks. The summary shown here is the same report component used in Trackiverse, so the working view and shared view stay connected.
- Project progress shown against the project timeline.
- Feature and task detail taken from the same project.
- A visible “As of” date for shared report snapshots.
Summary
Mobile launch
As of August 11th, 2026
Master timeline
Schedule and overall completion across the project
Status
37% done
Progress
32% time elapsed
Today•Thu, Aug 13, 2026
JUL 15, 2026OCT 15, 2026
Sharing that matches the product
Create a read-only snapshot from the actual Share project flow.
Every share link freezes progress when it is created. Choose public, password-protected, signed-in, or team-only access according to the plan and audience, then set an optional expiry.
- Public summary links are available to anyone with the link.
- Password-protected and signed-in modes require Pro or Team.
- Team-only sharing requires a Team plan.
Share project
Create read-only report links that freeze progress at the moment of creation. Password, standard, and team modes require Pro or Team.
Create share link
After creating a link, open or copy it anytime from Manage links below.Opens a printable report. Progress is snapshotted when the link is created so later updates do not change what recipients see.
Optional connections
Connect the places where project updates already happen.
Slack and hosted MCP are optional Pro and Team capabilities. Their real setup surfaces are shown below so the page explains what exists today without implying an automatic or hidden workflow.
Unlock Slack
Pro & TeamCapture work where your team already talks — without leaving Slack.
What you'll unlock
- Turn Slack messages into features and tasks
- Summarize threads into your project timeline
- Use /track and message shortcuts from Slack
- Keep capture tied to your Trackiverse account
Included with Pro and Team
Trackiverse MCP
Connect via OAuth in Cursor, Claude Code, Grok, Codex, or Windsurf. Sign in here first, then authenticate when your client prompts. Requires Pro or Team.
https://app.trackiverse.com/api/mcp
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url = "https://app.trackiverse.com/api/mcp"OAuth opens in the browser and connects the client to the signed-in Trackiverse account.
The next update starts here
Start with one project you already need to explain.
Build the timeline, add the work, and let progress roll up from the tasks.