Close every update cycle before your data date.

Planning tools you own — in a shared Google Sheet or an installed desktop app. No server on our side; your planning data never leaves your hands.

Runs in your own Google account or on your own desktop · Built by a planner, for planners

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Cycleclose - Process Tracker

A process diagram planner made for the wall of the progress meeting.

Type the activities — or paste them from Excel — and the diagram draws itself: lanes, shapes and a month axis from your dates. Tick progress as it happens; anything past the current date shows red, in words as well as colour. The method it draws is written up in the first of the guides: Track the gates, not the bars.

  • Free to evaluate — the complete product, as a shared Google Sheet or an installed desktop app; nothing expires
  • Licence US$49, one-time — one key covers both editions: your name on it, a year of updates and email support
The Process Tracker as an installed desktop app: an app window showing a fit-out inspection sequence — chevrons, boxes and milestones across a month axis.
In development

Cycleclose

The flagship: progress capture for Primavera P6 schedules.

P6 progress capture with no server, no installs, and no third party ever seeing your schedule — links out, actuals in, cycle closed before the data date.

  • Free evaluation copy at launch — the complete product: every feature, no caps from us, no expiry
  • Organisation licence US$99, one-time — all updates and email support for 12 months, and the licensed version stays yours after that
A planner at a laptop sends invitations out along a green arc to three site workers, who answer on their phones; their ticks travel back along a blue arc to the planner's dashboard.
The bridge: Process Tracker owners get US$49 off the Cycleclose licence at launch.

Every Cycleclose tool runs on your side — in a Google Sheet you own, or installed on your own machine. No server on our side, no vendor database — we never see your plans.

That is a design decision, not a policy promise: there is nothing on our side to trust.

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