A project plan that only changes when you approve it.
Waypoint is a private planner for your own projects. Tell it what you are building, your deadline and your weekly hours. It asks what it needs to know, breaks the work into tasks with dependencies, and keeps the plan current as progress and blockers come in.
Owner-only. Plans are saved on the server and every request is checked against your sign-in. Get started uses the one-time owner invitation from your Happenkit release panel.
Sample plan, not real data
- T1Outline the guide3 h
- T2Write chapters 1 to 4After T1 · Ready to start12 h
- T3Edit and proofAfter T2 · Blocked by T26 h
- T4Build the landing pageAfter T1 · Ready to start8 h
Sample proposal after “the illustrator is two weeks late”
Move T4 ahead of T3 and add a 2 h fallback task.
Tradeoff: proofing starts later, but the page can launch with placeholder art.
Applied only after you approve. T1 stays untouched.
How it works
Describe the project
Write what you are building, the deadline and the hours you really have each week.
Answer a few questions
The agent asks about scope, constraints and unknowns first. It does not draft tasks until you ask it to.
Edit the plan
Tasks come with hour estimates and dependencies. Change any title, estimate or dependency; it is saved when you do.
Approve revisions
Report progress or a blocker. The agent proposes specific changes and their tradeoffs, and applies them only after you approve.
What is kept, and what is not connected
- Plans, completed tasks and every approved revision are saved, with the time, rationale and the tasks affected.
- Completed tasks are never altered or removed by a revision. Rejected proposals never change the plan or appear in history.
- Waypoint does not connect to email, calendars, files or payments, and it sends nothing anywhere.