ThreadGuard

Public product direction

A practical roadmap for the shared building workboard.

The pilot stays deliberately small: connect each action to its source, named owner and target, discussion, linked records and human review.

Horizon and status are separate.

Now, Next and Later show intended order; Pilot boundaries state the scope. Each card’s badge shows its current status. None is a delivery date.

Curated scope

What we are concentrating on, by horizon and pilot boundary.

Status key

What each badge means.

No item is marked Available. We only use that status after a verified production deployment for the stated audience.

  • Researching

    Exploring the problem and possible shape; no commitment.

  • Planned

    Direction agreed, but implementation is not active.

  • In progress

    Active implementation; not yet generally available.

  • Private pilot

    Limited to named pilot buildings.

  • Available

    Verified in production for the stated audience.

Founding workboard

Now

The smallest useful shared workboard for the first buildings and their teams.

  1. Shared action board

    In progress

    Move work through six clear states from new to closed.

  2. Named ownership

    In progress

    Give each action an owner, a target and an honest waiting reason.

  3. Records in context

    In progress

    Keep notes and files attached to the work they help explain.

  4. Human review

    In progress

    Use a visible review step before a team records work as closed.

Learn and improve

Next

Practical improvements shaped by how founding buildings use the board.

  1. Faster building setup

    Planned

    Create a board and invite the people who help run the building.

  2. Useful notifications

    Researching

    Choose practical reminders and a concise activity digest.

  3. Repeatable routines

    Researching

    Start common recurring work from straightforward templates.

  4. Portable records

    Planned

    Export a readable action history when a team needs to take it elsewhere.

Broader usefulness

Later

Ideas worth exploring after the single-building workflow is working well.

  1. Portfolio overview

    Researching

    See patterns and attention points across several buildings.

  2. Optional connections

    Researching

    Connect selected email, storage and property-management tools.

  3. Audience-specific updates

    Researching

    Share selected work in a simpler view without exposing the whole board.

  4. Deeper workflow controls

    Researching

    Add approvals and access rules where larger teams genuinely need them.

Not in this pilot

Pilot boundaries

The supported alternative beside each deliberate exclusion.

  1. Individual accounts

    In progress

    Use named invitations; shared passwords and service accounts are not supported.

  2. Human decisions

    In progress

    Keep judgement and recorded closure with named people; there are no automated determinations.

  3. Team-managed handover

    Planned

    Plan a readable export for the team; ThreadGuard will not file with third parties.

  4. Self-managed workboard

    In progress

    Give the team the tool; managed consultancy is not part of the pilot.

See the working model

The roadmap starts with a board people can understand.

The illustrative sample shows the six states and keeps the source, named owner and target, discussion, linked records and human review beside each action.

Open the fictional sample