Open Alpha
A project management tool designed by someone who has actually sat through the meetings. Janus keeps your tasks, timeline, actions, and risks in one place — without asking you to attend onboarding.
The situation
Typical project management software tries to be all things to all people. Scope creep is not a design philosophy. Janus is ruthlessly simple.
You need a RAID log, an action register, and a timeline — not a 47-step tutorial to set up your workspace.
Janus knows the difference between what the client sees and what you actually think. A built-in client view keeps your working layer private, professional, and yours.
The tool should get out of the way. Project management tools rarely do. Janus is trying to be different about that.
What's inside
Janus ships with the views project managers reach for every day. No marketplace. No plugins. No onboarding wizard. Just open it and start.
A clean task view that lets you add, assign, prioritise, and track work without clicking through six panels. Status updates in one click. Exactly as it should be.
CoreA visual timeline so you can see where things sit across the project arc. Not a full Gantt overhaul — just enough to have a useful conversation about schedule.
CoreEvery meeting produces actions that quietly disappear. The action register keeps them visible, owned, and dated so nothing dies quietly in someone's inbox.
CoreNo separate app. No context switching. Your RAID log is right there, part of the same workspace as everything else. Log it, track it, move on.
CoreOpen Alpha
Janus is in open alpha, which means it's real and usable — but it's also a work in progress. Features are being added quickly, and feedback from real Project Managers will make all the difference. But we're not a feature-factory. Usability for the Project Manager comes first.
Free during alpha. No credit card. No trial countdown. No sales call.
Your feedback is the roadmap. If you use it and something's missing or broken, tell us. We mean that.
New features ship fast. This isn't a static product. It's being actively built by someone who uses it.
No fluff. If a feature doesn't help a project manager do their job, it doesn't go in.
Just an email. That's all. We'll reach out when your access is ready.