Product tour
One worksheet, and everything it unlocks
Fieldcurve is built around a single idea: the tracker your program already trusts — Milestones, Activities, Tasks, weighted percent complete — made live, multi-user, auditable, and still fluent in Excel.
The worksheet
A worksheet, not a website
The whole MAT tree in one virtualized, editable grid. It reads like the spreadsheet it replaces — dotted numbers, level shading, sticky ancestors — and edits faster than one.
- Inline status, percent, owner, weight, and date edits — commit from the keyboard, stay in the row
- Smooth at 1,000+ tasks: virtualized rendering keeps roughly thirty rows in the DOM
- A full treegrid keyboard model: arrows walk and fold the tree, Enter opens, Tab cycles a row's cells
- Per-level expand presets and filtered views that prune to matches plus their ancestors — editing stays live
- Compact, dense, and glove-friendly field density modes
Weighted rollups
Numbers that explain themselves
Only leaf tasks carry a manual percent. Every level above is a weighted average, recomputed in the same transaction as the edit — and every computed number will show you its work.
- Weights are relative shares among siblings — set them where work isn’t equal, rebalance with a live preview
- The contribution breakdown behind every computed percent: weight × percent, child by child
- A calibration editor for the daily judgment call: type it, step it in fives, or slide against the projection
- The rollup cascade is visible: one leaf edit, and activity, milestone, phase, and project tick together
Dashboard & reporting
Every number is a doorway
The 7 a.m. question is never “what is the percent” — it’s “what needs attention”. The dashboard answers, and every count clicks through to exactly those tasks, filtered.
- Blocked, overdue, at-risk, due-soon, and phase progress at a glance
- Two clicks from any tile to the live, editable tasks behind it — no export, no second system
- Scope by project, group, or due window; deep links carry the filter, so a URL is a report
- Status and progress read in one shared color language across dashboard, worksheet, and editor
Excel round-trip
Excel stays in the loop
Your program has owners, contractors, and steering decks that live in Excel. Fieldcurve treats that as a fact, not a failure — import what exists, export what they expect.
- Import your current tracker: structure, weights, percents, and owners arrive intact
- A full dry-run diff — creates, updates, conflicts, warnings — before a single row commits
- Commit happens in one transaction under the same permission checks as any edit
- Exports are board-clean workbooks matching your template, so nobody downstream re-formats
Built for the field
Works where the work is
Progress happens at the workface, not at a desk. Fieldcurve is designed so recording it there is the easy path — not the thing the night shift retypes.
- Field density mode: 44px glove-friendly touch targets, larger type, phone-first layouts
- My Tasks puts each crew member's day in one list — update percent and status in place
- Append-only notes and comments merge cleanly — field observations never overwrite each other
- Offline field use with transparent sync is on the near-term roadmap, and the data model was built for it from day one
Templates
Stop rebuilding the same program
Turnarounds rhyme. Capture the structure your best planner would build — phases, milestones, activities, tasks, weights — and instantiate it as a ready project.
- Author templates in the same worksheet idiom, with the same keyboard manners
- A phase catalog for the standard blocks: CSU, operational readiness, handover
- Instantiate with names, weights, and structure intact — then tailor to the specific plant
Security & trust
Isolation your IT team can verify
Multi-tenant is a promise about what cannot happen. Fieldcurve keeps it at the database layer, beneath the application — and proves it with an automated isolation gate.
- A hard per-organization boundary enforced with PostgreSQL row-level security
- Deny-by-default roles scoped to org, group, or project; assignment never grants access
- An append-only audit trail: who, what, before, after, when
- Soft deletes with Undo instead of destructive “are you sure?” dialogs
See it on your own tracker
The fastest evaluation is your real spreadsheet imported live — structure, weights, and numbers, in about thirty minutes.