A real critical-path engine
An authoritative server-side scheduler computes earliest and latest dates, total slack and the critical path across every dependency - in working days, so the plan reflects how delivery teams actually work.
You are taking part in a project on progressed.cloud. It is a serious planning instrument for teams delivering concurrent client engagements, in advanced beta and live on real work - not another generic task list.
An authoritative critical-path engine, reusable delivery methodologies, an open API that other systems fire into, and one shared space where the team and the client work side by side.
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Live in production on real deliveries - PLM implementations, module rollouts, training and change-management programmes for international fashion brands, a Premier League club, a major licensed-products business and more.
Money and deadlines are attached to these plans. progressed spends its boldness on the scheduling, and keeps everything else calm and precise.
An authoritative server-side scheduler computes earliest and latest dates, total slack and the critical path across every dependency - in working days, so the plan reflects how delivery teams actually work.
Change one date and see precisely which downstream tasks shift (old date to new, with milestone and over-allocation flags) before you commit. Plans never change silently underneath the team.
Capture a proven methodology once (phases, tasks, dependencies, role assignments, even the folder structure) as a dateless template, then stand up a new engagement with correct dates in seconds.
Sections hold tasks; tasks hold subtasks, and a subtask gets the same full date planning as a task, never a throwaway checkbox. Reorder freely, and move an entire section (everything inside it) in a single action.
Tag anything and filter to it in an instant. One honest percentage tracks the whole project, so where a delivery stands is a glance, not a status meeting.
At-risk milestones, negative slack and over-allocated people surface as amber or red with an icon and a plain-English reason. On a deliberately quiet screen, the loudest thing is the one that needs you.
progressed is API-first: every action is available over a full, open API. The work does not have to begin in progressed - an approval elsewhere, a form submission, a CRM record, or one of your AI agents can fire straight in and build the plan.
Our entire demo and training environment was assembled by an AI coding agent through the API, on a live instance - no clicking.
When the team and the client both work inside progressed, the status update stops being a job. Progress is visible, files change hands in place, and the conversation that used to live in email happens where the work is - live, in context, and open or closed exactly as you choose. On live PLM implementations, consultants from the software vendor work inside the same progressed projects as our team and the client's.
Not everyone needs the full plan. My Work lifts each person out of the project Gantt into a single list of the tasks that actually touch them - the ones they are Responsible for, Assigned to, or simply Involved in.
progressed was not a business plan. It was the answer to a frustration we kept hitting on real client projects, year after year.
We are a team that runs client projects for a living. progressed was built inside its.fashion, an established business with demanding, high-value clients - not by a software startup. And for years we tried to run that work on other people's tools. We tried too many of them. Every one asked us to give something up somewhere: the ability to safely involve clients without exposing the wrong thing, detailed file management, the choice between open and closed communication, or real templates - for whole projects and for the sections within them. Always a concession, and always on something that actually mattered for the work we do.
Sometimes a new system comes out of a long-running frustration. This is one of those. We built progressed to run our own projects without the compromises. But we built it knowing it was not only for us: it has been tested live, on genuine client deliveries, by a great team who ran real work through it rather than a demo. What you are seeing is a tool shaped by the frustration, and hardened by the use.
A system born from experienced frustration, proven on live client work, and now opening up to teams who run projects the way we do.
progressed is in active development, shaped by the teams running real deliveries in it. On the near horizon:
No dates, no vapourware - a direction, set by real delivery work.
If your team runs client work and you would like to plan it the way you have seen here, send us a note - a general enquiry, or an interest in becoming a beta client. A real person reads every message and replies, and there is no sales sequence.
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