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