When a client asks “what if we cut scope?” you shouldn’t need to rebuild a spreadsheet. Switch scenarios live and show a new delivery date before the question hangs in the air.
No onboarding marathon. Estimate, present, close.
Describe the project and the AI assistant drafts the plan - epics, tasks, sizes, roles - or scope it yourself. Either way: a PERT-backed estimate in minutes, not an afternoon.
Share your screen. Show the live Gantt. Let the client see the real scope, the dependencies, and the delivery date, not a PDF you made last night.
They ask a question. You update. The timeline recalculates. They say yes.
From blank project to a probability-backed estimate in under ten minutes. Watch the full walkthrough – no signup needed to look around.
Your client asks: "Cut that epic, does that hit the deadline?" You answer. Live. In the room. Adjust epics, shift team size, and move milestones while the timeline recalculates in front of them. No follow-up email. Close on the call.
Turn qualitative estimates into science. Combine T-shirt sizing with task-level risk profiles (High, Medium, Low) to automatically simulate realistic timelines using P50, P85, or P95 confidence markers.
Map precise roles, track fractional workloads, and instantly spot capacity gaps so you know exactly when to use current staff or schedule a new hire.
View aggregate PERT values and epic effort distributions while the optimizer highlights exactly which tasks can be parallelized or delivered earlier.
Describe the project and the assistant drafts the plan. Mid-call, tell it "move the mobile app to phase 2" - it proposes the exact edits, you review and apply in one click, and delivery dates recalculate as they land.
Change team size, scope, or a deadline. The new timeline appears before the conversation moves on.
No offline recalculations. No "let me get back to you." The model lives in the meeting room.
P-value confidence markers and risk breakdowns make the math legible to any stakeholder in the room.
When the call is done, AxioPlan generates your bid summary: hours broken down by epic and role, total cost with a PERT confidence range, and your P50 most-likely and P85 safe-commit delivery dates. Not a spreadsheet they will question. Numbers with math behind them.
Add five engineers or fifty. The price doesn't move.
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Everything delivery managers ask before switching from spreadsheets.