Qivo in one minute

You sign in and land in your organization. The sidebar lists every project you have access to — each a family of sub-projects, and every task lives in exactly one sub-project. Three views cover a project — or every project at once, through All projects in the sidebar — or just your own tasks, through My view (§3): Overview (a health dashboard), Board (a kanban of the five statuses), and Roadmap (a week-grid timeline with a per-person Team strip docked underneath).

You create a task and give it remaining hours, an assignee and a due date. The assignee is the person who'll do the work, or an agent user — an AI agent that holds a seat of its own and signs in with its own key, through the REST API or the MCP server (§13). You plan the task by dragging a bar on the roadmap — and Qivo immediately tells you whether that person will actually finish it in time, given everything else on their plate across the whole organization: nothing to see while the plan holds, yellow or red the moment it stops holding. Everyone else sees your change live. That loop — define the work, plan it, see the truth, adjust — is the product.