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Delivery management for agent-assisted software teams.

Plan, execute, report — without status meetings. Live mission portfolio, dependency graph, risk register, and auto-generated reports.

  • Mission portfolio
  • Dependency graph
  • Risk register
  • Auto status report
Delivery week · mission portfolio
  1. Portfolio: All active missions, owners, state, risk class.
  2. Execute: Plan, execute, report — without status meetings.
  3. Dependencies: Cross-team and cross-service dependencies, with criticality.
  4. Risks: Open risks with owner, mitigation, ETA.
  5. Report: Weekly exec report compiled from mission state, no manual edits.
  • 28 enterprise deployments

    Q1–Q2 2026

  • 3.4× faster shipping

    ↓ 81% defect escape

  • 0/0 audit findings

    SOC 2 + ISO 27001

Engineered for everyone who answers for delivery

Founders · CTOs · PO · QA · Dev · Enterprise

Delivery problems

Where the role gets stuck.

Each of these has a live view that replaces it, shown in the next section.

  • Status meetings on repeat

    Half the week is collecting what should be visible already.

    Live view · Mission portfolio
  • Hidden dependencies

    Cross-team work surfaces as a blocker the day before launch.

    Live view · Dependency graph
  • Risk surprises

    Risks live in slides, not in the system that's actually running the work.

    Live view · Risk register
  • Manual rollups

    You generate the same exec deck every week, by hand.

    Live view · Auto status report
Portfolio dashboard

What you see live.

Four live views, built from the work itself. Pick one to look inside.

Illustrative interface, fictional data. Build map. 7 tasks move across three builder agents from Planned to Building to Built. Each task locks the files it touches, so the clash check stays at zero files claimed twice. The drawer shows task M-0198, payment retry flow: its agent, progress, locked files and the task it depends on.

Start a Software Factory pilot.

Connect one repository, one ticketing tool, and one mission. See evidence in days, not quarters.