Zodeen / Start a plan in minutes

Three ways to build a plan: a template, twelve questions, or a conversation

Every plan arrives with phases, tasks, owners, dates and the usual risks, fitted to your dates and your team, and checked against everyone’s capacity.

The problem

Starting a project means a blank page, or a template that knows nothing about your dates, your people or how busy they already are.

How it works

Ten templates

Software or app launch, system migration, event delivery, new site or clinic opening, plant turnaround, M&A 100-day plan, marketing campaign, compliance programme, AI agent rollout and hiring wave.

Twelve questions

Dates, team, places, languages and systems, one at a time. Zodeen drafts the phases, tasks, owners and dates.

Or talk it through

Isabella asks the same questions out loud; your answers become the plan.

Fitted to your team

Owners are chosen by discipline, least-loaded first, and Claude tailors the plan. Zodeen checks capacity before you start.

An example: A new project at Brightway

Payroll system migration started from the migration template: 16 weeks, cut-over and parallel runs built in.
Brightway Customer Summit from the event template; Support agent rollout from the AI rollout template.
Owners were picked by discipline and current load, so nobody new was pushed over 100%.

The value

A good plan in minutes, not days.
Owners who actually have time.
Best practice built in: gates, risks and the usual tasks.

In the product

Three ways in.
Ten templates, each with phases, gates, tasks and the usual risks.
Twelve short questions, one at a time.
Or talk it through with Isabella.