Plan it. Build it. Learn from it.
Cursus runs your work in a loop. Write the plan once, it becomes the project, and the project teaches the next plan. Nothing starts from zero twice.
The moment
Stop rebuilding your plan in a project tool by hand.
Write the plan the way you think it:
Relaunch the site next month. Positioning first, then the founder story, then test the homepage. Launch assets after. Assign a design lead.
Press Execute. A moment later, you have a project, three milestones and the tasks under each, waiting for your OK. Remove a task if you need to, then approve. Done.
Website relaunch plan
A clear story and a coherent first experience.
Why this matters
Our website should make the product understandable before someone signs up.
The outcome
A visitor can see how thought becomes work — without losing where it came from.
Scope
- Clarify the homepage story
- Show the real product experience
- Rebuild the product and pricing pages
Your plan didn't disappear. It became a project.
Website relaunch
A clear story and a coherent first experience.
Description
Relaunch the site so a visitor understands the product before signing up. Positioning first, then the founder story, then test the homepage.
Milestones
Tasks
Positioning locked
Review existing positioningRewrite core value propositionTest messagingValidate differentiationFounder narrative ready
Rewrite founder storyConnect origin to productCut unnecessary biographyFinal copyLaunch assets ready
HomepageCampaign messagingAnnouncement materialsSupporting pagesIt doesn't make things up
"Next month" stays next month.
If the plan is vague, the project is honest about it. Northstar flags what it isn't sure of instead of inventing dates to fill a field.
Plans change
Change the plan. The project keeps up.
Rewrite the plan next week and Cursus notices. One click and Northstar suggests what to update. You decide what goes in.
Website relaunch plan
A clear story and a coherent first experience.
Why this matters
Our website should make the product understandable before someone signs up.
The outcome
A visitor can see how thought becomes work — without losing where it came from.
Scope
- Clarify the homepage story
- Show the real product experience
- Rebuild the product and pricing pages
What happened
Done isn't the whole story.
Not "7 tasks completed." More like: "The relaunch slipped because a positioning decision sat open for three days." So the next plan starts smarter.
Website relaunch
A clear story and a coherent first experience.
Description
Relaunch the site so a visitor understands the product before signing up. Positioning first, then the founder story, then test the homepage.
Milestones
Tasks
Positioning locked
Review existing positioningRewrite core value propositionTest messagingValidate differentiationFounder narrative ready
Rewrite founder storyConnect origin to productCut unnecessary biographyFinal copyLaunch assets ready
HomepageCampaign messagingAnnouncement materialsSupporting pagesPricing launch plan
Ship the new pricing page and tell existing customers.
Before we start
Scope
- Decide the tiers
- Rewrite the pricing page
- Email existing customers
InsightsWebsite relaunch
Most delay came from a positioning decision that sat open for three days.
Execution speed wasn’t the bottleneck. Unclear positioning was.
In short.
Cursus runs your work in a loop. Write the plan the way you think it, then press Execute. Northstar turns that plan into a project with milestones and tasks, and keeps the plan attached so nobody forgets why the work exists. If the plan is vague, the project is honest about it. Northstar flags what it is not sure of instead of inventing dates to fill a field. When the plan changes, Cursus notices. Northstar suggests what to update. You decide what goes in. Insights tell you what moved, what stalled and why, so the next plan starts smarter. Nothing starts from zero twice. The plan does not disappear after Execute. It became the project. Remove a task if you need to, then approve. A kanban-only tracker still wins for simple task lists. Cursus wins when the plan has to stay attached. Open Cursus at app.cursus.in.
Questions, answered.
What happens when I press Execute?+
Northstar turns the plan into a project with milestones and tasks, and keeps the plan attached.
What if the plan is vague?+
The project is honest about it. Northstar flags what it is not sure of instead of inventing dates to fill a field.
What happens when the plan changes?+
Cursus notices. Northstar suggests what to update. You decide what goes in.
What does Insights tell me?+
What moved, what stalled and why, so the next plan starts smarter.
Does the plan disappear after Execute?+
No. The plan stays attached to the project it became.
Can I reject what Northstar proposes?+
Yes. Remove a task if you need to, then approve.
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