Every roadmap changes.

Most tools handle that by overwriting the old plan, so three months later nobody can say what the date used to be, or why it moved. Roadmark treats a change of direction as a branch, not an edit. Fork the roadmap at any milestone, and both timelines stay on the canvas — the route you took and the one you abandoned, each carrying a decision log explaining the call.

It stays current on its own: Roadmark imports from GitHub, Jira, Linear, Notion, Asana, and five more trackers, or from a CSV, then re-syncs daily, so a link you shared last quarter still shows today's dates. Share it as a public page or an embedded widget, and export to PNG, SVG, PDF, or PPTX.

Paid plans add password-protected and expiring links, plus comments and @mentions. AI is optional: draft milestones or a decision log with your own API key, or use the quota included with Pro and Team, which also adds a roadmap stress test.

Built and run solo.

Live since July 2026.