Document-Based App

"Roadmap for macOS" is a document-based app, the users have full control of how to store and share the file.

• Ownership. Roadmap documents are stored in files (with a .rdmap file extension) on the Mac device at the user's discretion. The users own the data they created.
• Data Security. We (the SwiftApp Group) do not store roadmap documents created by the users on our servers.
• Responsibility. You decide how to store and backup the files and share the files across devices and team members.

Welcome Window

Run the Roadmap app, and we will be guided to the welcome window. We can access the recently accessed roadmap files or load a roadmap by browsing a .rdmap file on the Mac device. Also, we can create a new roadmap file by clicking the "+" tile.

Roadmap Window

A roadmap document displays in a roadmap window, with below the layout.

Roadmap Chart

Roadmap tasks are organized in sections and rows.

• A task can NOT overlay another task. So usually, the Roadmap app is used for product roadmaps and high-level project plans. For the accurate project schedule, we have the QuickPlan app designed.
• Section Lane display style is customizable (Right-click on a section lane to customize the section lane display style).
• App provides gestures and context menus to maintain the sections and rows.

Press ⌘⌥^ (Command + Alt + Ctrl) to show shortcut tips in the active roadmap window.

Please check out the following frequently used shortcut keys before getting started, and we can find more keyboard shortcuts from the app menu.