Every portfolio on one page
Each one shows its health, how far along it is, what it has spent of its budget and what is holding it back. Strategy themes above say what each bet is for.
Portfolio management
See every bet at once, and which ones need you
A portfolio is a group of programs that serve one aim, like a product line or this year’s growth plan. Harbor adds up health, spend and risk from the work underneath, so the portfolio page is current without anyone writing a status report.
For whoever decides where the team’s time and money go: a founder, a head of product, an operations lead.
One portfolio, rolled up from the projects
Progress, spend, the forecast against plan, how much work is moving and the next milestone, across the top. Below, each program and its projects with their health, lead and dates, and the risks and decisions from all of them in one list.
A roadmap that draws itself
Programs and projects as bars over a quarter, half a year or a year, from the dates already in Harbor. Milestones and gates show as diamonds, the baseline as a dotted outline, and the chain of work that sets the end date is ringed. Print it for the board meeting.
Spend against the plan
Planned spend against actual, month by month, with a forecast for each month left and which ones run over. Each project’s budget adds up into its program and its portfolio.
Also at this level
Priorities on one grid
Impact against budget for each program: big bets, quick wins, fill-ins and the ones to reconsider. Drag a dot to move one.
Goals and key results
What a portfolio should achieve by when. A key result can count finished tasks, so it fills in as the work gets done.
Who leads what
Everyone on the portfolio, what they lead and how much they have open.
A link to share
A read-only page of the portfolio for someone without an account, like an investor or a client.
Why it matters
With a few projects on the go, it’s easy to find out a bet is in trouble only when its date has already gone. When health comes from the dates and the open work rather than from someone’s update, the portfolio page says so while there’s still time to move people or money.
One harbor, three levels
Every level moves with the work
Portfolios hold programs and programs hold projects, so a task ticked off in a project moves its program’s progress and its portfolio’s health the same minute. A small team can start with projects alone and add the levels above when it needs them.
- Holds programsPortfoliosEvery bet’s health, spend and risks on one page, worked out from the work itself.In the demo: Summit Line
- Holds projectsProgramsProjects that ship together, the milestones they share, and what is holding the date.In the demo: Trail Footwear
- Holds tasksProjectsTasks on a list, a board or a timeline, and a finish date from real progress.In the demo: Ridge Runner launch
Try it with your own work
Free for 30 days, no credit card. Then $49 a month for the whole team, not per seat.