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Roadmap

Roadmap

The Roadmap is the product management module's top-level view. It shows every product, the initiatives underneath each product, and the features inside each initiative, all in one collapsible tree. It is built for PMs presenting plans to stakeholders and for execs who want a one-glance view of what's shipping and what's coming.

URL: /pm/roadmap
Required permission: pm.view

What the Roadmap Shows

The Roadmap page groups your entire product catalogue into an expandable tree:

Product A                          [ 12 / 30 shipped ] [====>    ]
  |
  +-- Initiative: Q2 Self-serve onboarding    [active]  [2026-Q2]
  |        [=====>   ]  5/12 shipped
  |        -- Feature: Magic-link login         shipped      RICE 42
  |        -- Feature: Guided tour              in_dev       RICE 28
  |        -- Feature: Billing preview          backlog      RICE 15
  |
  +-- Initiative: Stripe billing parity         [planned] [2026-Q3]
  |        -- Feature: Multi-currency invoices  under_review RICE 30
  |
  +-- Unlinked Features
           -- Feature: PDF export               backlog      RICE 6

Product B                         [ 3 / 8 shipped ] [==>          ]
  ...

Each product shows:

  • The product colour dot and name.

  • An inline Edit pencil next to the name.

  • The total feature count.

  • A shipped / total counter and a progress bar showing the percentage of features in the shipped state.

Each initiative shows its name, an Edit pencil, status badge, target quarter (if set), feature count, and its own progress bar.

Each feature row shows a status dot (green for shipped, dim otherwise), the feature name (click to open), its status badge, and its RICE score in accent colour.

Reading the View

  • Progress bars are shipped-only. They measure status = shipped over total, not a weighted RICE roll-up. A product showing 50% means half its features have actually shipped.

  • Dim feature rows are shipped features. Shipped features are rendered at reduced opacity so active work stands out.

  • Unlinked features: any feature that belongs to the product but has no initiative_id appears under an "Unlinked Features" band at the bottom of that product. Use this to catch backlog items that slipped through without strategic context.

  • Empty products: a product with no initiatives and no features shows "No initiatives or features for this product".

Interacting with the Roadmap

  • Click a product header to expand or collapse all of its initiatives and features. All products start expanded.

  • Click an initiative name to open the initiative detail page.

  • Click a feature name to open the feature detail page, where you can change its status, edit its RICE scores, or hand it off to engineering.

  • Click the Edit pencil on a product or initiative to jump straight to its edit form.

  • If no products exist yet, the page shows an empty state with a Create Product button linking to /pm/products/create.

Filters and Grouping

Today the Roadmap has no filter controls: it shows every product and every feature for the tenant. There is no date-range window, no status filter, and no per-product view toggle on this page. If you need to narrow down, use the Backlog view, which has a product filter, or the /pm/features and /pm/releases list pages.

Grouping is fixed: Product -> Initiative -> Feature, with an "Unlinked Features" bucket per product for features that have no initiative. There is no swim-lane-by-release or by-quarter mode on this page.

Who This View Is For

  • PMs running a weekly roadmap review with stakeholders: collapse everything except the product you're discussing.

  • Executives wanting a two-minute "what's being worked on" glance. The per-product shipped counters give the headline numbers.

  • Engineering leads checking how many unlinked features have accumulated under their product (a signal the backlog needs triaging into initiatives).