105 skills · 12 delivery roles · runs in your browser

The delivery document you were going to write on Sunday, finished in a minute.

Status reports, RAID logs, test strategies, architecture decisions, release plans, executive asks. Fill a short form, get a real Word, Excel, PDF or Markdown file — structured the way an experienced delivery lead would structure it.

No sign-up · no server · nothing leaves your device

105skills
12delivery roles
4export formats
7diagram types
0servers involved

How to work with it

Four steps, and the fourth is optional

Nothing to install and nothing to configure. Open it, and the first document takes about a minute.

STEP 01

Pick a skill

Search 105 skills or filter by your role. Each one is a document a delivery team actually produces.

  • Weekly status report
  • Test strategy
  • Architecture decision record
  • Cutover command plan
STEP 02

Fill the inputs

A short form, not a blank page. Type, paste, or pull a ticket straight from Jira, GitLab or GitHub.

  • Plain fields and lists
  • Rich text with pasted images
  • Example values, one tap
STEP 03

Read it, edit it, export it

The sheet appears with sections, tables and diagrams. Edit anything in place, then take the file.

  • Word, Excel, PDF, Markdown
  • Save to a searchable library
  • Push it back as an issue
STEP 04

Chain it into a loop

Connect skills so each one feeds the next, with gates that either check the output or wait for your decision.

  • 15 ready-made workflows
  • Runs alone or stops for you
  • Whole run exports as one pack

Live demo — this is the real renderer

Diagrams and designs, drawn from plain lines

Type a few lines and PLANROOM draws it. The same engine runs inside the app, and the result is embedded in your Word and PDF exports at full resolution.

Coverage

Every role in the delivery chain

From the funding case to the cutover bridge, and the executive meeting where it is all decided.

Why teams keep it open

Built for the work, not for the demo

Real files

Word and Excel that open properly

Documents are written byte by byte in the browser — tables, headings, embedded images and all. No print-to-PDF, no server round trip, no upload of your content.

Yours to change

Every skill is editable

Rename fields, add sections, rewrite the template, or build a new skill from scratch. Your house style becomes the default, and exports as JSON for the rest of the team.

Connected

Jira, GitLab, GitHub and MCP

Pull an issue in as your inputs, push the finished sheet back as an issue or a comment. Tokens stay on your device, encrypted with a passphrase.

Optional AI

Your model, your choice

Every document generates with no model at all. Add one to draft the placeholders: a frontier API with your key, a local Ollama or LM Studio, or a model running on your own GPU.

Private by construction

Nothing to leak

There is no account, no database and no analytics. Your sheets live in this browser. Close the tab and the only copies are the files you downloaded.

Offline

Works on a plane

Install it to your home screen and it opens without a network — the whole catalogue, the exports and the loop engine included.

Questions

The things people ask first

Does it need an AI model?

No. Every skill is a deterministic template — your inputs, arranged the way that document should be arranged, with anything unknown left as a visible TBD so nothing is invented for you. A model is optional, and only drafts those TBDs.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. Documents are generated and stored in your browser. The only outbound calls happen when you deliberately connect a tracker or a model, and those go directly from your browser to that service.

Can I change the skills to match how we write?

Yes, all of them. Open a skill, edit its inputs and its output template, and save. Built-in skills can be reset at any time, and your versions export as a JSON file you can share with the team.

What does it cost to run?

The app is a single static page, so hosting it costs nothing beyond a static host. If you connect a frontier model, you pay that provider for what you use — or run a local or on-device model and pay nothing.

Does it work with Jira?

Yes, with one caveat worth knowing: Jira Cloud refuses direct browser calls, so it needs the small proxy included in the deployment, or an MCP server. GitLab and GitHub work with a token and nothing else.

Is it any good on a phone?

It is built for one. The layout, the tab bar and the sheet preview all adapt, and the exports work the same. Installing it from the browser menu gives it an icon and offline access.

Open it and make one document

Pick the skill closest to what is on your desk right now. If the first sheet is not something you would send, you have lost a minute.

Open PLANROOM