ScopeCone's answer:

ScopeCone treats estimation as a continuous, evolving practice rather than a one-week chore. It visualizes uncertainty and confidence over time, so teams can refine plans as they learn more instead of locking themselves into guesses made under pressure.

ScopeCone's answer:

Most project management tools either ignore estimation or bury it under heavyweight process. ScopeCone is lightweight and purpose-built for estimation and capacity planning. It helps teams avoid “spreadsheet chaos” without forcing them into a massive suite they don’t need.

ScopeCone's answer:

Engineering managers, product leads, and small to mid-sized software teams who struggle with planning weeks, unreliable roadmaps, and spreadsheets that don’t scale.

ScopeCone's answer:

I built it out of necessity. As an engineering leader, I relied on a hacked-together Excel sheet to run estimation and planning. It worked well enough for me that I decided to turn it into a SaaS, so other teams could benefit from a tool designed specifically for progressive estimation and honest capacity tracking.

ScopeCone's answer:

• Next.js (React)
• Node.js
• PostgreSQL
• TailwindCSS
• Deployed on Vercel

ScopeCone's answer:

• I’m currently the first and primary customer, using ScopeCone for my own planning.
• Early testers are being onboarded now — I’m looking for more teams to join