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A release-planning software concept

Less chasing.
More shipping.

See the work between an idea and a release. Dusk imagines a shared place for timelines, dependencies and the decisions that move a team forward.

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Orbit / Release 04 SAMPLE WORKSPACE
WORKSTREAM
01 / DISCOVER
02 / SHAPE
03 / BUILD
04 / REVIEW
Product design
Map the onboarding flow DESIGN
Engineering
Build the first complete path BUILD
Release review
Review & decide REVIEW
Flow agreed → Build startsComplete path → Review opensReview decision → Release scope
Sample plan · three connected workstreamsILLUSTRATIVE DATA / NO ACCOUNT REQUIRED

The space between

A task tells you what to do.
A release view shows you
what needs to happen next.

From intention to a clear next step

Keep the whole story in view.

One possible workflow, illustrated through a small product release. A concept you can explore without connecting a tool.

01 / FRAME IT

Start with the outcome.

Give the release a purpose before filling it with tasks. Describe the change, the open questions and the work that belongs outside this scope.

02 / CONNECT IT

Make the handoffs visible.

Set the workstreams side by side. Name what each one needs from the others, so a delay has context and a decision has a place to land.

03 / RESOLVE IT

Leave a useful decision trail.

Keep the reason alongside the result. A short note on what changed can be more useful than another status meeting.

A little context goes a long way

The “why” deserves
a place on the plan.

An illustrative decision note puts a release conversation in one place: the question, the choice and what it changes for the people doing the work.

Read the concept notes ↗
DECISION / 004EXAMPLE NOTE

Keep the first release focused.

Question
Should custom themes ship with the first onboarding flow?
Decision
Explore the default experience first. Keep theme options for a later planning pass.
Why it matters
The release review can focus on one complete journey instead of two partial ones.
Next step
Update the scope note before the build handoff.

Field notes

A few things
worth knowing.

What can I do in this preview?

Explore the sample timeline, show its dependencies and read an example decision. All interactions happen in this page. There is no live workspace or account behind the preview.

Does Dusk connect to my development tools?

This concept does not connect to repositories, calendars or issue trackers. The release shown here is illustrative and contains no real team data.

Is the signup a real waitlist?

No. The signup demonstrates a possible interface. It does not create a subscription, store your address or send a message.