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You already have the tools. What you do not have is one place that tells you how the project is doing.
Today, answering "how is it going?" means five tabs and some guessing. BAFOS is being built so it takes one.
See each project's stage, what is moving and what is stuck. Healthy, at risk or stalled, in words and shapes, not only colour.
Issues, pull requests and deploys sit beside the sign-ups and revenue you track in a sheet, so you can see what your work did.
Start a project, follow it through five stages, and see when it is time to move on. You do not need to build the process; it is there.
Issues that have not moved in two weeks, deploys that failed, a pull request waiting for days. You see them before they become a problem.
Every project moves through the same five. Point at a stage to see what BAFOS shows there.
Notes, docs and the questions you still need answered, tied to one project instead of scattered across tabs.
Issues and milestones from the tool you already plan in, shown as what is planned, what is moving and what is stuck.
Commits, branches and pull requests, sitting next to the issues they belong to.
Every deploy, when it went out and whether it worked, without opening the hosting dashboard.
The numbers you keep in a sheet, beside the work that moved them, so trouble shows up early.
These three are made up. The demo has more, and you can click around.
Six issues have not moved in 14 days.
Made-up projects, to show how a dashboard reads. The real demo has more.
You keep planning, coding and shipping where you do now.
There is nothing to import. Connect a tool and it appears.
We collect the minimum, say why, and let you delete it.
The demo is open now. The waitlist is how you get the real thing first.