Walkthrough
Webplanning

Turning a goal into a living plan

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Samira reaches the real sign-in surface after seeing prompt-to-plan, timeline, prioritization, reflection, collaboration, and MCP access as one adaptable system.

A live product-level walk for Plan Quest, framed around Samira Nasser's actual decision rather than a list of routes.

  1. 01

    The job is a plan that survives change

    Opened Plan Quest.

    The promise names the failure mode Samira recognizes: goals keep changing shape after the first burst of motivation.

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    Plan Quest adaptive planning introduction
  2. 02

    Three real planning problems anchor the tour

    Moved to the quick tour.

    Broad goals, changing plans, and lost momentum are presented as separate situations rather than one generic productivity pitch.

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    Plan Quest quick-tour choices
  3. 03

    Changing plans is treated as normal

    Selected the changing-plan tour.

    The active scenario shifts to rebalancing as dates, capacity, and energy change—the core behavior of a living plan.

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    Plan Quest changing-plan tour selected
  4. 04

    The system spans creation through reflection

    Moved to the complete feature set.

    Prompt planning, timeline, priorities, progress, notes, reflection, teamwork, and bring-your-own AI are visible as one connected workflow.

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    Plan Quest planning and reflection feature system
  5. 05

    The next step is the real product gate

    Opened the production planning app.

    The authenticated workspace offers Google, GitHub, email, and Twitter sign-in. No account is created during this evidence run.

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    Plan Quest production sign-in screen

What this feature does

  • Generate a plan from a prompt
  • Rebalance a timeline
  • Choose current priorities
  • Keep a planning backlog
  • Keep notes and reflect
  • Plan with a team
  • Connect an AI planning client