Empwr for Software Teams

Your Team's Launches: Automatically Updated with Live Status, Every Hour, Every Day

Empwr builds and manages your launch plan — status, risks, dependencies, follow-ups — from your standups, Jira or Linear tickets, Slack threads and docs, continuously updating the plan in real time.

Works with
Jira
Linear

Used by software teams at

Most software projects aren't run by a project manager. They're run by a tech lead who also writes code:

Decisions made in standup never reach the ticket

The launch plan lives across Jira, GitHub, Slack and three docs

Nobody has time to update Jira, so the board falls behind

The result?

The status stays green until the week before GA.

With Empwr

Status nobody has to write, built from your standups, tickets and pull requests

Red before the go/no-go, with every flag linked to the meeting or ticket it came from

Keep Jira, Linear and GitHub. No migration, and no new tool for engineers to update

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Decisions in standup become the launch plan

Empwr captures what was decided in standups and eng syncs and keeps the launch plan current, with every update linked to the meeting it came from. Nobody gets pinged for a status update.

Empwr project status showing At risk, 9 open risks and recent project activity

Red before the go/no-go

When a ticket says in progress four days running and standup says blocked, Empwr flags it, and links the flag to both, so anyone can check it.

Keep the context when the team changes

Planning season, reorgs and handoffs don't take the reasons behind decisions with them. Ask what was decided and why, months later.

Project memory: one shared record connecting the people and sources behind a program
Customer story

Provn runs launches as Empwr projects

Provn is a 10-person Seattle startup. Its National AI Competition launch spans its website, campaigns, prizes and university partners. Provn uses an Empwr project to create dated milestones and track planning meetings, automatically, no typing. When the team moved the launch date, Empwr updated the plan and recorded why: UX and copy fixes, then a bug bash, then launch.

And when someone flagged that branding was holding up campaigns, Empwr logged it as a blocker with a fix date before anyone had filed a ticket.

Read the Provn story →
“If it's not in Empwr, it didn't happen.”Niki Parekh, Founder and CEO, Provn
6 live projects
Kept current from about 70 meetings in 24 days
< 1 hour
From the Monday meeting to a status report listing 11 risks

Why Empwr for software teams

Less status reporting, not more

Engineers stop getting pinged for updates. Empwr builds the status from the standups, tickets and pull requests that already exist.

One plan across engineering, product and go-to-market

Empwr reads Jira, Linear, GitHub, Slack, Teams, Confluence and Google Docs as they are, so every team works from the same current launch plan.

Status leadership can check

Heads of engineering and product see where the launch actually stands. Every flag links to the meeting, ticket or document behind it, so they can check it instead of calling another meeting.

Start with one launch

Point Empwr at one release or launch. Nothing to migrate and no process to change. Expand to more teams when it earns its place.

Try it on your next launch

Start free on one release or launch, no credit card required. Empwr reads the tools your teams already use, so there's nothing to migrate.