Roadmaps
One timeline for every team
A configurable, cross-project Gantt view — group into swimlanes or a full parent-child hierarchy, with drag-to-reschedule bars — the roadmap tool you don't have to leave Azure DevOps for.
Planning across teams usually means a separate roadmapping tool, a spreadsheet, or a slide that's out of date the moment someone reschedules a sprint. None of them stay in sync with the actual work items.
How it works
Set the structure
Pick a timeline scale — week, month, quarter or year — then group rows by any field, or switch to Hierarchy to nest work items under their parent, to any depth. Parent bars without their own dates are derived automatically from their children.
Add your projects
Bring in work items from one or more Azure DevOps projects, each with its own date source: explicit start/end fields, or derived straight from sprint dates.
Filter what belongs
Use the same per-project filter builder as Insights to decide exactly which work items land on the roadmap.
Plan by dragging
Move a bar to shift both dates, resize either edge to change start or end independently, and anything without valid dates lands in a clearly separate Unplanned section.
Try the roadmap
Drag a bar to move it, or grab an edge to resize — hover any bar for details.
Drag a bar to move it, or grab an edge to resize.
Switch to Hierarchy to nest work items under their parent. Parent bars without their own dates roll up from their children automatically.
Unplanned
No valid start or end date
Dummy data — nothing here touches a real Azure DevOps project.
What makes it different
Real Gantt, real projects
Bars are sized and positioned from actual work item dates or sprint schedules, across as many projects as you need.
Group by field — or go full hierarchy
Group rows by work item type, area, team, or any field you choose, and reorder or hide specific rows to focus the view. Or switch to Hierarchy to nest items under their parent to any depth, with dates rolled up automatically.
Drag to reschedule
Move or resize a bar and Trajektori updates the underlying dates — or reassigns the sprint — after a quick confirmation.
Nothing gets lost
Items without a valid start or end date still show up, clearly separated in an Unplanned section.
See how work connects
Toggle parent/child family lines, predecessor/successor dependency lines, or both — connector lines are drawn right across the roadmap, and date conflicts between dependent items are flagged automatically.
Share what you build
Keep a roadmap private, publish it for the whole team, or restrict it to specific people or groups — each with reader or editor rights.
Plan your first roadmap
Roadmaps ships as part of Trajektori. Install it from the Marketplace and turn scattered sprints into one shared timeline.
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