Deepwatch

See what a decision actually costs.

Product companies run a plan, a set of people, and a set of dollars — usually in three different places. Deepwatch puts them in one picture so a change is visible before you make it.

Free plan you can keep. No card.

Deepwatch command: Catalog Platform Pro to $99, sandbox EOY $766k, +$364k vs official
A pricing change in sandbox. The dollar is on the same screen as the decision.

The problem

A small change is never only a small change.

Two engineers off one line of work. A launch that slips a quarter. A hire that does not exist yet. Those moves have a cost. Most tools never show it in the same place as the plan.

  • Not FP&A.
  • Not a ticket board.
  • Not a second set of numbers on a dashboard.

Who

Product-driven companies.

You have a product to ship, people who build it, and a finite amount of both. Founders, COOs, product and engineering leaders, finance — anyone who has to live with the consequence.

In the product

Plan. People. Decision.

Deepwatch cumulative Gantt
The plan — what is on, delayed, and what that does to the year.
Deepwatch capacity: named FTE
The people — named seats, not a pool. Gap and unlock sit on the same row.

How it works

Five moves.

01

The plan

What you intend to ship, and when.

02

The people

Who is on the work, and at what load.

03

The decision

Move someone. Slip a date. Add or cut work.

04

The money

What that change does to cost and revenue.

05

The agreement

The company can see it, and commit.

Plans

The insight is free.

Team is when the plan is shared.

Free

$0

  • One working model
  • 12 people on the plan
  • See what a decision costs
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FAQ

Is this finance software?
No. The object is the operating decision. Money is the consequence.
Do I need an Artephi login and a Deepwatch login?
Start in Deepwatch with a work email. The Artephi account binds billing across products as that plane comes onto this host.
What does Team add?
A shared plan, history, 50 people, five contributors. $79/month.

See what a decision actually costs.