Signal Timeline · You decide who sees it
Send the link. They just read it.
A public plan lives at one link. The people who need it open it and read, no account, no app, nothing to install. What you publish is exactly what they see.
No sign-in. The plan is the page.
VISIBILITY
Public plan · updated 2h ago
Méabh & Grace, the wedding
Viewing as a guest. Read-only, and no account to make.
- NowConfirm the florist
- SoonSend the invitations
- LaterDraw the seating plan
- Set asideA second venue viewing
Opened by 14 people this week. None of them made an account.
Timeline · Direction clarity
The plan your client can actually read.
Written in plain English, live the moment you publish. Here is a real one, running.
Reading-room is live · Publishing reopens soon
Were you sent this? What Signal Timeline is.
Spring wedding
The plan, in plain English.
The plan looks further · this week to 02030
- this weekwhat got done
- this monthwhat's moving
- this seasonwhat's next
- this yearwhat we promised
- next yearwhere this goes
- 02030the long view
Most plans stop a few months out. A public plan should say where the work is going after that. The extra digit in 02030 is on purpose: some promises take longer than a calendar.
Anatomy of a timeline item
A timeline item should explain itself.
Watch a single item come together, state, decision, reason, refusal, public link. Or pick a number to see them up close.
Publish the May client plan
The plan needs one public place before the next client review. This update explains what changed, what is waiting, and what will not be picked up this cycle.
Refusal
No private version for this cycle.The plan has to be readable by anyone with the link.
Publish the version everyone can read.
Give the work one public shape: what changed, why it matters, and where the plan is going next.