Launch App

What Yirar is

One workspace where the story, the owners, and the delivery stay connected

Yirar is for teams who are tired of strategy living in slides while execution lives in tickets that never talk to each other. Below is the flow you already wish you had: map intent on a shared canvas, attach accountable teams, branch detail onto linked canvases when you need room, set target dates so the calendar pushes back, move work onto real boards, keep sensitive or still-forming plans on private canvases until you widen the circle, then lean on an Advisor that reads your whole program.

Canvas

Where ideas split into steps everyone can execute

The clip below runs through a real expansion loop: grow the tree, assign accountable teams, and keep the lines honest. No jargon, just the moves your org already wants.

Next: put clear owners on each branch of the story.

Accountable teams

One outcome, clear owners across teams

A single strategic goal stays visible at the center. Different teams attach their own work underneath without losing who is responsible for delivery.

  • Goals stay anchored in one shared outcome instead of drifting into silent handoffs.
  • Subtree ownership is explicit per team while the decomposition stays coherent on the canvas.
  • Footers keep accountability visible next to titles and body text on every card.

Next: when a card needs its own room, open a linked canvas while the tree stays tidy.

Linked canvases

Infinite Depth. Zero Complexity.

Some goals deserve a whole board of their own: performance hardening, vendor threads, spikes that would clutter the program view. Split that work onto another canvas so the team can focus, while Yirar keeps a visible link so nobody wonders where the detail went.

  • The program tree stays readable while profiling, fixes, and tradeoffs live on a canvas built for the messy middle.
  • Leaders scan the spine; owners live in the linked board without losing the thread back to the bet.
  • Handoffs read as a promise on the card, not a scavenger hunt across chat and folders.

#107

ACHIEVEMENT

Implement knowledge base guardrails and hallucination prevention

Continue on performance hardening canvas

Zoomed into one node: the tree still connects above, and the continuation bar opens the performance hardening canvas where that work actually lives.

Next: pin when the work should land. Strategic Vigilance. Surface alignment risks before they jeopardize the deadline.

Target dates

Give the work a finish line, not a someday.

Without a date on the horizon, good intentions turn into permanent background hum. A target date is gentle pressure: the kind that keeps teams moving, and that keeps a solo program honest too. Yirar carries that date on the card so the plan faces reality, not vibes. Intelligent Forecasting. If a child node slips, Yirar automatically flags the impact on the parent goal.

  • Commitment, not conjecture. Transform vague intent into firm milestones.
  • Whether you are coordinating a crew or steering a one-person initiative, the calendar nudge is the same: forward motion beats infinite polish.
  • The Advisor reads your target dates and shapes suggestions around them, so the next steps line up with the week you actually have.
  • Strategic Vigilance. Surface alignment risks before they jeopardize the deadline.

#92

···

ACHIEVEMENT

Establish a governed discovery channel for after-hours pet health inquiries

Compliance

After-hours intake

Pilot market

MAY

15

#93

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ACHIEVEMENT

Implement retrieval-backed responses for the highest-volume intake questions

JUN

3

The parent card above is aimed at May 15, while the child below carries a date in June. Yirar keeps track of how those pieces relate: it compares targets across the tree and makes a late child stand out, so anyone reading the canvas can see when the dates stop telling one coherent story.

Next: run that work on Kanban or Scrum without losing the thread.

Team boards

Run Kanban flow or Scrum cadence without losing accountability

Each accountable team owns an integrated board beside the workspace canvas. Scrums get an iteration backlog and sprint settings. Kanban teams get a planned lane for what is next.

  • Backlog beside iteration or planned columns, then flexible work-in-progress lanes toward done.
  • Iteration selector and backlog scope match how your Scrum teams operate today.
  • Tasks carry their Strategic DNA. Accountability remains visible even when work moves to the backlog.

Some plans are not ready for the company town square. Private canvases keep the audience intentional.

Private canvas

Psychological Safety for Strategy. Draft in private, execute in public.

Some work belongs next to legal, finance, or leadership for a reason. Other work is simply still wobbly: promising if you squint, awkward if it lands in a company-wide channel too soon. A private canvas keeps the same structure and honesty, with a smaller guest list. You widen the audience when the narrative holds water, not when the calendar says you should.

  • Sensitive initiatives stay legible to the people who need them, without becoming ambient noise for everyone else.
  • Draft tradeoffs and ugly branches while the idea is still fragile. No performative certainty required.
  • Fewer "where did that screenshot come from?" moments. The plan has a home, and the visibility is intentional.

Finally: sharpen and stress-test the plan with the Advisor.

Yirar Advisor

Intelligence that Validates your Vision.

Architecture is the hardest part of any journey. The Yirar Advisor acts as a tireless strategic partner, bridging the gap between a high-level spark and a bulletproof roadmap.

Yirar advisor

#1

Strategy

New Chat

Contextual Inquiry

Ask in plain language. Answers that already know your whole program, not a blank chatbot.

The Advisor reads your workspace the way a sharp teammate would: goals, branches, owners, and the story you are trying to ship. So when you ask a question, you get context that matches your actual tree, not a generic essay that could belong to any company.

Describe your idea, or ask for help defining the goal and description...

Chat

Yirar advisor

#1

Strategy

New Chat

Precision Refinement

You already have the spark. Now you need the version that survives a real planning room.

When the idea is exciting but the wording still wobbles, the Advisor pushes for crisp scope, measurable outcomes, and proof that the work is worth doing. Less "we will figure it out later," more "here is what done looks like on Tuesday."

Describe your idea, or ask for help defining the goal and description...

Card detail

Yirar advisor

#1

Strategy

New Chat

Next Layer Planning

Staring at a goal and wondering how on earth to execute? You are not stuck alone.

The Advisor helps you slice the next layer into work that actually fits your teams, your constraints, and the story you already told leadership. Less blank-page panic, more here is what we do next Monday.

Describe your idea, or ask for help defining the goal and description...

Plan next layer

Yirar advisor

#1

Strategy

New Chat

Strategic Synthesis

Skip the ritual of begging your manager for another status deck.

Pull a living narrative of progress, risk, and momentum whenever you need it. The Advisor assembles the detail so you are not manually stitching screenshots at midnight before a steering review.

Describe your idea, or ask for help defining the goal and description...

Delivery report

Yirar advisor

#1

Strategy

New Chat

The Logic Audit

Tired of repeating the same alignment sermon every sprint?

Tree audit keeps the whole program honest against the north star you already agreed on. It surfaces where branches drift, where proof is missing, and where the story quietly forked so you can fix drift before it becomes politics.

Describe your idea, or ask for help defining the goal and description...

Tree audit

When the plan meets the repo, the board should not pretend nothing shipped. Git keeps the receipts.

Git integration

Pull requests and merge requests, living on the same card as the plan.

Yirar connects to GitHub and GitLab the way your engineers already work. Paste a PR or MR link on a card, and the workspace keeps the title and state in sync as webhooks fire. When the change merges, the link updates on the card, and your flow can move the card toward Done so the board matches reality, not yesterday's stand-up.

  • One place to see whether the branch is open, merged, or closed, without opening ten browser tabs.
  • GitLab merge requests and GitHub pull requests are first-class: the product picks the provider from the URL and tracks it the same way.
  • We care about the people writing code too: less manual status theatre between git hosts and the program map.

Linked changes

PR #428 · Harden JWT refresh token rotation

merged

MR !91 · Add EU region failover checks

open

Icons and chips mirror how linked PRs and MRs appear on a card today: provider on the left, state on the right.