Every person's day rendered to scale, so a double-booking turns red on Monday instead of surfacing on Friday.
Every project tool stores a task's start time and its end time. Almost none of them draw it — which is why an overlap looks exactly like a normal day.
The overlap was in your database the whole time.
It was just never on your screen.
Not a feature list. Three things you stop finding out too late.
Overlaps split into two lanes and the row turns red the moment they are created — not when someone misses a date.
Capacity per person, per day, against real working hours — not a headcount and an optimistic guess.
74% of budget at 68% elapsed is a number you can act on. "74% spent" on its own is not.
About ten minutes to create your projects and invite the team. You do not need to migrate anything to see your first clash.
No. Most teams keep their existing tools and use KolApp for the scheduling and capacity layer those tools do not cover.
Nothing automatic. There is no card on file, so the trial simply ends unless you choose a plan.
It works on a phone and it takes no training. Most people only ever need to see their own week, and that is the default screen.
Plan projects, schedule resources, automate updates, and give leaders clear visibility from one connected workspace.