Your projects, with clear next steps.
HumanPlanner helps organise projects, next actions, and progress. At this stage, we are learning with a small free group before opening to more people.
Sign in with stronger protection, work wherever you are
Two-factor authentication is already available in NHG Core. HumanPlanner can be used on a computer, tablet, or phone; during this phase we want to learn where the mobile experience needs refinement.
Two factors at sign-in
A second verification step helps protect the account and shared workspaces during the pilot.
The same work across screens
Review and update projects on a computer, tablet, or phone. If you find a limitation, tell us so we can improve it.
An account and a space to begin
HumanPlanner is entered through your NHG Core account and spaces. At this stage, we are starting with a few people, for free and with no automatic charge.
A first example
Start in your personal workspace with a small test project, without sensitive or third-party data.
Collaborate when it makes sense
A shared workspace can serve a team or association. Agree on collaboration before inviting more people.
Check project access
Core manages the account and workspace; Planner manages access to each project. During testing, we want to see whether this distinction is clear.
Small projects, specific needs
In this first circle, we are looking for people who want to organise a small project and tell us how it went. These contexts are starting points for learning, not validated audiences.
A personal project
Clarify what you want to do and follow small steps over time.
A small team
Understand what has been agreed, who does what and what needs attention.
An association or initiative
Prepare an activity and share its progress with those involved.
A learning project
Explore a study project without having to master a management methodology.
Structure to plan, flexibility to act
A project may need a view by phases and a board for everyday work. Use the detail that helps and add the rest when it makes sense.
Give the plan structure
Organise deliverables, tasks, dependencies and milestones to understand the project’s path.
See work move forward
Track task status and what needs attention on a visual board.
Explore before deciding
Clarify ideas, needs and hypotheses with visual tools linked to the project.
Make room for people
We aim to support conversations about priorities and a realistic working pace. This is a design intention, not a health or burnout assessment.
From workspace to portfolio: a simple hierarchy
HumanPlanner organises work in layers, so you can start in the right context and grow without losing the bigger picture.
Workspaces for each context
Create spaces for a client, company, team, association, family, or personal project. Each workspace keeps its people, projects, and access in the same context.
Projects inside the workspace
Inside each workspace, gather the projects that belong to that context — for example, the projects of a company, team, or initiative.
Programs and portfolios for the bigger picture
Group related projects into programs and portfolios to follow objectives, priorities, resources, costs, and progress as one connected view.
From request to execution, with depth when you need it
This sequence describes a project’s lifecycle, not a mandatory checklist. To try it, just start with a project and a next action.
Client request & scope
Capture the initial request, objectives, deliverables, requirements, boundaries, and success criteria before turning intent into a plan.
Project charter & budget
Bring together the proposal, initial budget, owners, milestones, and approval decisions to create a shared reference.
Canvas & visual discovery
Explore the problem, users, value proposition, business model, and hypotheses with visual canvases linked to the project.
Hybrid planning: WBS, Gantt & Kanban
Move from scope to execution with WBS, dependencies, Gantt, milestones and Kanban flow in the same project.
Cost planning and control
Compare budgeted, planned, and actual costs by category, task, and phase while keeping variances and commitments visible.
Effort, cost, and responsibility allocation
Record who does what, the effort involved, and its associated costs, with clear roles and responsibilities for each deliverable.
Risk and opportunity management
Comprehensive risk mapping with probability vs. impact ratings, mitigation strategies, contingency plans, and continuous exposure tracking.
Meetings, events, and milestones
Schedule meetings and events, link them to the project, and track decisions, commitments, and milestones that keep everyone aligned.
Project documents and notes
Keep context, decisions, documents, and notes alongside the work, so knowledge does not get lost across separate tools.
Links, history, and traceability
Keep related resources, decisions, and change history connected to the project context, with a clear record of what changed and why.
Views, reports, and project dossier
Review a project as a table, calendar, timeline, or Kanban board and create reports or executive dossiers when you need to communicate its status.
Progress reports, snapshots, and audit trail
Create project snapshots at important moments, compare progress between versions and see who on the team created or changed records.
Canvases to explore ideas, with a visual editor and PDF
From initial strategy to continuous user validation: each canvas features interactive sticky notes, modular grids, and automatic generation of executive printable PDF reports.
Strategy & Business Models
Business Model Canvas (BMC), Lean Canvas, Product Canvas, and Data Product Canvas to design, test, and evolve sustainable models.
Value Proposition & Users
Value Proposition Canvas, Empathy Map & Personas, Customer Journey Mapping, and Stakeholder Matrix for human-centric design.
Execution, Architecture & Improvement
SWOT Analysis, User Stories Mapping, WebApp Canvas, Option Taxonomy, and Team Retrospectives with built-in PDF reporting.
HumaBridge — a bridge to AI assistance
HumaBridge enables controlled technical use of agents and external tools with HumanPlanner. You do not need to configure AI to join the test; the initial focus is the application experience.
Application rules
Assistance should operate through authorised Planner capabilities, respecting project rules.
Planning support
It can help prepare structures and tasks in supervised technical workflows. This is not a promise of automatic planning without review.
Human decisions
AI use calls for control and verification of results. New AI experiments remain separate from the steps needed to begin.
First, make what exists easier to use
The next step is to observe entry, learn from real difficulties and fix them. We do not need to add features before listening to other people.
First use and quality
Refine language, navigation, examples and errors that make it hard to reach a first useful action.
Collaboration with Core and Groups
Make the journey between account, workspace, contacts and project access clearer.
Improvements across screens
Browser use already includes computers, tablets and phones. We will refine what is observed; offline mode is not part of the current offering.
Start planning your projects with peace of mind.
Sign in directly with your account or reach out to us for initial pilot access.