Less strain.
More brain.
Floppy gets every engineer on your team to commit to one thing they'll ship this week, reviewed before you approve it, so by Friday you know what actually shipped.
You lead an engineering team and Friday keeps surprising you.
- Nobody can say what actually shipped this week
- Monday's status meeting eats the morning
- Plans live in five different tabs
- The same task quietly slips, week after week
- Leads find out on Friday afternoon
A week, in four moves
Small enough to fit on a floppy disk. Strict enough that Friday means something.
Partial refunds live for all EU merchants, confirmed in production
Why: top support request in September.
- Refund amounts match the ledger
- Webhook retries capped at 5
- Help-centre article published
- MON1
Commit to one thing
Each engineer writes a short plan: the one result they'll ship, why it matters, the small steps and how users will find out.
- MON2
Get it approved
Their lead reads it, approves it or sends it back with one comment. No status meeting, no spreadsheet archaeology.
- TUE–THU3
Tick it off
Tasks get checked as they land. Assigned work, deadlines and chat live next to the plan, not in five other tabs.
- FRI4
Did it ship?
Close the week with a yes or a no. The team's history fills itself in, week after week.
Everything the week needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Plans with a backbone
One main task, a why, sub-goals and go-to-market goals. Drafts are private; submitted plans go to the right lead.
Assigned work with deadlines
Leads assign tasks, set deadlines and priorities. Assignees pull them into their week in one click.
GitHub issues, linked
Link a team's repos, browse open issues and turn one into an assignment without leaving Floppy.
Chat where the work is
Threads on every task and plan, a channel per team and direct messages, all in realtime.
Pages that remember
A markdown wiki for the project. Every save is a version you can open, export or import.
Nudges, not noise
In-app, email and SMS for what matters: approvals, assignments, deadlines. Each person picks their channels.
Optional · AI plan review
A tough first reader before the real one
When your workspace switches it on, an AI reviewer reads a draft the way a demanding lead would: is each task a checkable result, does the main task say why, will users ever hear about it, does it fit in a week? Every finding sits next to its task with a rewrite you can apply in one click. Planning works the same without it.
“Work on billing exports” is activity, not a result.
Enterprise accounts download billing exports as CSV, confirmed on staging
This is the third week this has slipped.
Export of the [largest] account completes under 30s, confirmed on staging
For leads: the whole week on one screen
- Who has submitted, who's still drafting
- Approve or send back with one comment
- Progress bars as tasks get ticked
- Which main tasks actually shipped, week by week
Narrower than your project tool. On purpose.
Keep Notion for docs and Linear for issues. Floppy does one job: make this week's commitment explicit, approved and checked.
| Floppy | Docs tool | Spreadsheet | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Write a plan in 5 minutes | template + discipline | a new tab per week | |
| Lead approval built in | manual status field | comments, maybe | |
| Know what shipped on Friday | if someone updates it | if someone updates it | |
| Deadlines that remind people | automations to set up | no |
