Roadmark is a visual roadmap tool for founders and product teams who need to show not only what is planned, but why the plan changed.
Milestones sit on a timeline instead of in a list. When the plan forks — "ship v1 fast" versus "ship v1 polished" — you create a branch, and Roadmark requires a decision log explaining the call. The original plan stays visible as a ghost line beside what actually happened, so months later the roadmap still carries its own reasoning.
Start from scratch, from the template gallery, or import a roadmap you already keep elsewhere: GitHub Projects, Linear, Jira, Notion, Asana, monday.com, Shortcut, YouTrack, GitLab and Azure DevOps, or a CSV. Imports are read-only — your source tool is never written to — and an optional daily sync keeps the board current, so a shared roadmap never drifts from where the work actually happens.
Share a board as a public link, embed it on a site, or export it to PNG, SVG, PDF, or PPTX. Public visitors get a decision feed: a chronological record of every pivot, with date changes included when you choose to show them, plus reactions and read-only discussion.
AI can draft milestones with your own API key, or from the quota included on a paid plan, which also adds a stress test that surfaces the risks nobody wrote down.
The free plan covers up to 3 roadmaps with unlimited milestones, branches, imports, public sharing, and exports. Pro ($15/month) adds unlimited roadmaps, up to 4 people per board with real-time editing, comments and @mentions, password-protected and expiring links, roadmap releases and white-labelling. Team ($49/month) adds unlimited collaborators, an audit log, and view analytics.