Align Product Priorities with Engineering Reality
What You Get in the Pilot
We’ll guide you through your next roadmap or PI planning and help you identify delivery risks within the first weeks.
Guided Planning Session
We help you prepare epics, define uncertainty, and generate a realistic delivery forecast during your planning session
Scenario Simulation
Test different priorities, team allocations, and timelines to make better decisions with data.
Early Risk Detection
Track progress weekly and surface delivery risks early, before they impact your roadmap
Who This Pilot Is For
Built for leaders responsible for planning and delivering complex roadmaps across multiple teams.
- Product Owners and Product Managers running roadmap or PI planning
- Engineering leaders coordinating multiple teams
- Organizations struggling with meeting delivery commitments
- Teams that need better visibility into risks and dependencies
What You’ll Walk Away With
By the end of the pilot, you’ll have a clear, realistic view of your delivery, and the tools to continuously adapt it.
A Realistic Delivery Plan
Move from optimistic planning to a forecast grounded in team capacity, uncertainty, and dependencies.
Better Planning Decisions
Simulate tradeoffs between scope, timelines, and team allocation before committing.
Early Visibility Into Risks
Identify which epics are likely to slip within the first weeks, not at the end of the cycle.
A Repeatable Planning Process
Establish a structured approach you can reuse across future roadmap or PI planning cycles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there any cost to implement the pilot?
No, the pilot is completely free. We work with you hands-on to ensure you get real value during your next planning cycle. If it proves useful, we can discuss next steps afterward.
Who is the pilot program designed for?
The pilot program is designed for software development companies that face challenges with the delivery outcomes and desire to try something new to drastically improve their predictability and productivity.
How much time or commitment does the pilot require?
Minimal. Most teams spend a few hours preparing their planning inputs and use the platform during their existing planning session. After that, a short weekly update (30 minutes – 1 hour) is enough to track progress and surface risks.
What results should we expect from the pilot?
By the end of the pilot, you’ll have a realistic delivery forecast, early visibility into risks, and a clearer understanding of how to adjust scope, timelines, or team allocation before issues escalate.
Where can I find more detailed information about the technology?
You can visit the Deep Planner website and the forecast-based development website.
Prevent Painful Delivery Slips
Run your next roadmap or PI planning with a realistic forecast, uncover risks early, and make better decisions before execution begins.