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Connect the tools you already run through Iris, my library of self-serve connectors.
Explore integrations →Janus connects conversations, requirements, tasks, and schedules across the tools you use—so keeping projects aligned takes less effort.
Turn meeting discussions into actionable work, keep plans aligned as priorities change, and track progress from the first request through delivery.
Janus connects what you’re building, why it matters, and how it gets delivered. Products give work its structure, meetings capture the reasoning, and plans and contracts connect it to real commitments. Each piece carries the context of the others.
Give the product a clear structure. Collections contain functional areas, features, and the work items that deliver them. Changes collect in a draft before you review and apply them.
Expand the feature, then add a work item and review your draft.
The Chrome extension captures a ticket with the page URL and screenshot, ready to connect to the work.
Collection → Functional area → Feature → Work item
No pending changes.
Put work against a real delivery window. Work periods carry capacity; project schedules connect the work to that calendar.
Select a delivery window to see its planned work.
8 of 12 points planned
Janus analyzes what people say in meetings and turns their remarks into tickets, decisions, specifications, requirements, and user stories, filed with the relevant work. It can also adjust timelines and schedules as plans change. The project lead reviews and refines the results.
Explore how meeting remarks become project records and schedule changes.
Meeting remarks → Project records and schedule changes
Define what a report should cover and when it should run. An agent prepares the draft, and a person reviews it before it is shared.
Open the sample draft to see the review step.
Definition: weekly progress, delivery risks, and next steps.
Keep commercial commitments connected to delivery. Contracts, balances, and the work they fund share the same operational context.
Illustrative contract balance with sample data.
Connect the people and organizations behind the work. Projects and contracts refer back to the same relationships, keeping that context together.
Illustrative relationship map with sample data.
One record — M. Chen — reached from all three.
Keep supporting material close to the work. Index assets and their ownership, without moving every file out of the tools where it already lives.
Illustrative asset library with sample data.
Tagged where they already sit. Nothing re-uploaded.
Connected by designConnect the tools you already run through Iris, my library of self-serve connectors.
Explore integrations →Scope, sprints and retainer burn in one view.
RFIs, submittals and change orders against the field record.
Titles, options and notes across every stage of development.
Calendars, approvals and deliverables per channel.
Explore access controls, AI data use, browser permissions, and the terms behind your engagement.
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