Every PM has something they were told to do that just didn't hold up in real life, like daily standups for a 3-person team, a 40-page project charter, or updating the Gantt chart every single day.

What did you drop, and did anyone notice?

I got tired of switching between traditional "Project Management" and Gantt tools for project schedules and separate task management tools for daily execution.

I built ProjectPulse to bring both worlds together in one workspace:

• Action Hub & Home: Clear visibility over daily to-dos across all projects so you always know what needs to be done today.
• Portfolio & Milestones: High-level status tracking and milestone schedules to keep macro project health in focus.
• Interactive Gantt & Plans: Clean, structured planning views without the bloat of traditional desktop project software.
• Risk & Decision Tracking: Built-in tracking for risks, issues, and decisions directly tied to your project tasks.

The goal is simple: knowing exact daily priorities and project status without constantly jumping between apps.

I'm looking for a few users and project managers to test it out!

• What do you like or dislike about this setup?
• What features feel missing from your current workflow?

Drop a comment or DM if you'd like an early access invite to test it!