We did not build another tool to replace the spreadsheet.
We built the spreadsheet your team already knows, minus the chaos. Because the best tool is the one people actually open.
Familiar beats clever.
If you can use a spreadsheet, you can use Track
No training deck and no onboarding call. A grid, rows and columns, and your team is working in it on day one.
One place. Not three.
The plan and the work in one sheet, with budgets coming soon, instead of a timeline tool, a task tool and a finance file.
One version of the truth
When everyone works in the same sheet, nobody has to ask which file is current.
Built where the work gets done.
Most teams already run on spreadsheets. They are fast, flexible and everybody knows how they work. They also break once the whole team is in them: ten versions in ten inboxes, a percentage formula nobody dares touch, and an @mention on row 40 that nobody sees.
Track keeps what people love about the sheet and fixes where it breaks. There is one version, in the browser. Subtasks are real, and the parent adds itself up. Comments live on the task, and the people you mention hear about it as it happens.
We build for the people who keep work on track: operations, PMO and project leads, and small teams with no PMO at all. People who manage plans and work, but whose main job isn’t “project management.”
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