Custom columns
Name, color and reorder stages around your release process, content calendar or client delivery workflow.
Product roadmap software
Turn priorities into a clear public or private roadmap. Choose the columns, control what customers can see, and keep delivery status current without rebuilding a slide deck every week.
2027 product roadmap
Public view · 18 items
Now · 3
In development
Next · 5
86 votes
Later · 10
214 votes
Your process, made visible
Start with Now, Next and Later, or create the exact stages your team and audience understand. ProductLift gives you a flexible board without forcing a heavyweight portfolio process onto every roadmap.
Name, color and reorder stages around your release process, content calendar or client delivery workflow.
Add owners, ETA, categories, rich descriptions, attachments and custom fields to give each item enough context.
Filter by status, category, owner or your own fields. Save custom queries for a product, team or audience.
Move cards between columns and reorder priorities while keeping the public view easy to scan.
Context behind every card
A short title is enough for a public overview, but your team needs more before it can deliver. Open the roadmap item to see the discussion, relationships and evidence without leaving the board.
Use linked posts to connect work that belongs together or depends on another item. The relationship stays visible from the item detail.
Leave private notes, reply in threads and mention teammates without exposing the internal discussion to customers.
Track product area, confidence, release, effort or a custom attribute. Reorder fields so the most useful context comes first.
Use formatted text, code, images, video and files. Choose what belongs in the customer-facing card and what remains internal.
Planning and delivery
Sync roadmap items with Jira and Azure DevOps so delivery updates do not depend on somebody copying statuses by hand. Use the API, webhooks or Model Context Protocol to connect your own workflow and AI agents.
Jira · In progress
Updated 2 minutes ago
Before an item becomes public
Use flexible criteria for impact, effort, reach or whatever matters to your team. ProductLift can keep votes, customer segments and MRR beside those criteria. Draft criteria with AI, discuss privately, then publish only the decision.
Explore prioritization software →Connect evidence, scoring, releases and customer communication.
Give each client a branded view of what is now, next and later.
Plan videos, campaigns or internal initiatives without pretending every card is a software feature.
Publish with control
The internal planning board and the customer roadmap do not have to reveal the same detail. Publish what helps people understand direction, and keep sensitive work or dates private.
Open the roadmap to everyone, restrict it to signed-in users, or keep a planning view internal.
Use a custom domain, match your visual identity, or embed the roadmap with an iframe, sidebar or SDK.
Enable votes, comments and following when participation helps, or present a focused read-only plan.
Product teams can connect accepted requests. Agencies can share client delivery. Creators can publish a video schedule. Operations teams can communicate initiatives. The roadmap is a standalone module, so every card can represent the work your audience actually cares about.
Open when you need it
ProductLift is useful as a standalone roadmap, but it does not need to become an isolated island. Connect work and status through the REST API, webhooks and MCP server.
Create and update posts from your own system, then respond to ProductLift events.
MCP for AI-assisted product operationsLet approved AI clients search, create and update product data through the same permission-aware API.
Optional feedback connectionWhen you want the full loop, move accepted requests into planning while preserving voter and company context.
See it in action
Browse columns, open an item and see the actual customer-facing experience.
Yes. The roadmap is a standalone module. You can connect feedback and a changelog later, but neither is required.
Yes. Publish a public roadmap, invite selected users or keep a view internal.
Yes. Create and reorder columns around your own workflow instead of being limited to one fixed roadmap format.
Yes. Linked posts keep related or dependent work connected. ProductLift does not automatically calculate a critical path or resolve scheduling conflicts.
Yes. ProductLift supports Jira and Azure DevOps sync, plus API, webhooks and MCP for custom workflows.
Yes. Enable participation when it helps, or publish a read-only roadmap when you only want to communicate the plan.
Start with the roadmap alone, then connect feedback and delivery whenever the workflow needs it.
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