For anyone who just got handed a project
You've been handed a project. Here's how to land it.
Making your projects come to life, step by step.
Answer a few questions about your project and how you like to work. In about 7 minutes you'll see your three biggest risks and exactly where to start. Free.
About 7 minutes · No credit card · Your answers stay private
Your project snapshot
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Your top 3 risks
Scope isn't written down
Matters more for you: you find it hard to say no
Sales team not consulted yet
Matters more for you: you prefer email to meetings
Data migration not in the budget
Raise it early, before the numbers are perfect
Sound familiar?
"My manager said 'you're leading this one' and walked out of the meeting."
"I'm good at my job. I've just never run a project before."
"Everyone's waiting on me, and I don't know what to do first."
You don't need a project management course. You need the few things that matter for your project, done in a way that fits how you work.
Your free snapshot in three steps
About 7 minutes. No project management jargon.
1
Tell us about your project
Describe it in your own words. Then four quick questions: how big it is, when it's due, the budget, and who's involved.
2
Tell us how you work
A short set of questions about your working style, plus a few everyday project situations. No right or wrong answers.
3
Get your snapshot
Your project in one paragraph, your top three risks and why they matter for you, and a draft one-page charter you can use today.
Same project. Different person. Different plan.
Most project advice assumes everyone works the same way. We start with how you work, using a short check based on the Big Five, the most widely researched model of personality. Then we shape the advice to fit you.
If saying no is hard for you
We'll give you a simple change-request habit, so new requests get weighed instead of quietly piling onto your deadline.
If you love starting more than tracking
We'll set up three 10-minute check-ins a week, so nothing slips without you noticing.
If what might go wrong keeps you up
We'll turn worry into a short risk list, with one action and one owner for each, so you can act instead of stew.
Start free. Go further when you're ready.
Only the skills your project needs. Nothing you'll never use.
Free project snapshot
$0
- Your project summed up in one paragraph
- Your working style, in plain language
- Your top 3 risks, and why each matters for you
- A draft one-page project charter
Full project plan
Ready in 48 hours$97 one time
$197 · Founding price for our first 100 customers
Everything in the snapshot, plus:
- Your finished charter, scope and success measures
- Task breakdown and timeline to your deadline
- Who to involve, and how to keep them updated
- A full risk list with an action for each
- Short lessons on only the skills you need, fitted to your style
- A weekly check-in template for the life of the project
Your plan in 48 hours, or your money back.
Add-on: project check-ins · $49/month (founding price, then $149)
For up to 3 months, we review your progress each week, adjust the plan and flag risks before they bite.
Add-on: one-on-one coaching · $150/session
Work through a tough moment with Casey (project management) or Julia (ICF-credentialed coach).
Let your employer cover it.
It's a work project, so it's a work expense. Support that helps you deliver is often an easy yes for a manager.
With the full plan you get a proper receipt and a ready-to-send request note. Edit it, send it, done.
Request note
Subject: Planning support for [project name]
Hi [manager's name],
To get [project name] off to a strong start, I'd like to use Projctize to build our project plan: charter, timeline, risks and stakeholder updates. The cost is $97, and I'd have the plan within 48 hours.
I'll share the charter and timeline with you by [date]. Okay to expense it?
Thanks, [your name]
Built by a project manager who's been there.
I'm Casey Worthington, PMP. For more than 20 years I've led projects where the plan made all the difference. I've also watched talented people get handed projects with no training and no support.
Projctize gives you what I'd tell you over coffee: the few things that matter for your project, in a way that fits how you work. Coaching is led by Julia Worthington, an ICF-credentialed coach.
Questions
I'm not a project manager. Is this for me?
Yes. It's built for people who lead projects without the title: analysts, coordinators, specialists and new team leads. No jargon, and nothing you won't use.
Is this a personality test?
Partly. A short set of questions based on the Big Five tells us how you tend to work, so the advice fits you. It describes tendencies, not limits, and we never use it to judge you.
Will my employer see my results?
No. Your results belong to you. If your employer pays, they get a receipt, not your answers.
My project is unusual. Will this still work?
Every plan is built from your answers about your actual project: the goal, the deadline, the budget and the people involved. If it's a project, it fits.
What if the plan doesn't help?
If your plan isn't delivered within 48 hours, or it doesn't help, tell us within 14 days for a full refund.
Your project has started. Your plan can start today.
See your three biggest risks and where to begin, in about 7 minutes.
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