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Delivery is hard. Lighty is your lookout, helping you see the rocks early. One delivery workspace for projects, programs and portfolios — plans, risks, decisions, capacity and steering in one place.

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Steering pack · reported
Tue 09:30
Project Apollo — on track

“Sprint 12 closed clean. Team firing on all cylinders. No blockers. Confidence: green.”

Confidence
95%
reported

Reads green. Ask Lighty what the data says.

Not another tool to feed

Run your day in Lighthouse.

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You

Your teams keep working in Jira, spreadsheets and decks. Lighthouse pulls from Jira and reads the files you drop in, so you get one place to see the real dates, blockers, risks and decisions.

Built for the whole delivery team

One platform. Every role.

Pick the seat you sit in.

Half your week disappears into status reports and chasing updates.

Drop in your plan and your status. Lighty drafts the weekly update with sources attached, ready to send. You get the afternoon back.

Weekly update · Apollo

T2 · Sprint 12

Green → Amber
Double-booked
Lead architect at 140%, burn 1.3× forecast. Apollo confidence drops 95% → 35%.
Suggested move
Pull the API integration forward, hold reporting to sprint 13. Date holds. Confidence 35% → 72%.
Ready to sendExport weekly update
Lighty · in project manager mode

“Apollo reads green. Lead architect at 140%, burn 1.3× forecast. Real confidence is 35%, not 95%. One move lifts it to 72%.”

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Lighthouse now lives inside Jira. Delivery confidence shows on the issue. Ask Lighty why and you get a cited answer.

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The true cost of flying blind

The biggest cost of poor delivery never shows up on the P&L.

It’s the next initiative that never ships because your best people are still firefighting the last one. The rework is the small bill. The roadmap you lose is the big one.

56%less value than predicted, on average, from large IT projectsMcKinsey & Oxford
45%over budget, on average, for large IT projectsMcKinsey & Oxford
1 in 6large IT projects overrun so badly they threaten the companyMcKinsey & Oxford
$122Mwasted for every $1B spent on projectsPMI

It doesn’t have to be this way. The best-run organisations waste 13× less than the rest (PMI).

Watchtower · overnight

You didn't ask. Lighty already flagged it.

Watchtower checks every initiative overnight, ranks what moved, and has a suggested move waiting when you log in.

Monday, 8:42am · while you were out12 initiatives · ranked overnight
  • Apollo — lead architect crossed 140% on Thursday night

    Delivery confidence dropped 95 → 35 before anyone opened the deck.

  • Atlas slipped a week — Orion is now waiting on it

    Orion can’t start until Atlas lands.

  • A key contractor rolls off Apollo in 12 days

    No cover set. There’s still time to fix it.

Together they dragged portfolio confidence to 67%. Two moves lift it back to 78%. You log in to act. The hunting’s done.

Read · Check · Model

Run your week in three moves.

Read the material, check the status, model the fix. What comes out the other end is the steering update, already drafted.

Step 1 · Evidence / Intake

Drop in what you’ve got. Lighty drafts the project.

Plans, decks, Jira exports, RAID logs, budgets, or a paragraph in your own words.

  • Pulls out scope, sponsor, dates, budget, people and risks
  • Dates, budget and sponsor link back to the document they came from

Step 2 · Watchtower

Checks what's reported against what's real.

When the report says green and the data says red, Watchtower flags it and shows you which numbers disagree.

  • Ranked by severity, so red means red
  • Run it on your own update first. Catch it before your sponsor or client does

Step 3 · Scenario

Models the move before you make it.

Try the move on a copy of your live plan. Apply it when the numbers work.

  • See confidence, capacity and cost shift before you commit
  • Nothing changes until you apply it, and then it all lands at once

…and the week produces ↓

Step 4 · Steering

The update you can stand behind.

Lighty drafts the stakeholder update from your delivery data, with a source on every line. Send it or export it.

Apollo · weekly delivery update

Week of 9 Jun · drafted by Lighty

  • Apollo is on track for the 14 Jul go-live, with confidence holding at 72%.

    confidence score
  • Checkout re-platform slipped one week: the Payments API it depends on now lands 30 May.

    dependencies
  • Reporting squad is double-booked at 124%. A rebalance is modelled and ready.

    squad utilisation
  • Two decisions need your sign-off: NZ Loyalty budget, and the contractor extension.

    decision log
Every line links to its sourceReady to send · Export PDF / DOCX

Honest about the unknowns

Lighty finds the gaps you didn’t know you had.

Most AI fills the gap with a confident guess. Lighty tells you what’s missing and how to fill it.

You askWhen does the Nimbus migration go live?
Most AIConfident guess

“Nimbus goes live 14 March — on track, no blockers.”

A guess, dressed up as fact.
Lighty

See what Lighty does when there’s nothing to cite.

No gotchas. Lighty’s on your side, so the number you take into the room holds up.

Flying solo?

Just you and the chaos? Paste it in.

No team, no rollout. Drop in a Jira export, a status email or your messy notes, and Lighty builds a cited project plan from them. You get:

  • A real project plan — Built from your scope, so you never start from a blank Gantt.
  • An honest risk read — What’s dragging confidence, and by how much.
  • Today’s moves — The two or three things worth doing today.
  • A stakeholder update — Drafted with sources, ready to send.
Paste it inNo credit card · cited, never guessed
Paste your material
Jira exportStatus emailStandup notesSlack thread
Project plan
Apollo · T2
Risk read
Confidence 35%
Today’s moves
Ready
Stakeholder update
Ready to send
Lighty · solo mode

“Your update reads green, but your own notes say the vendor slipped twice and your lead’s underwater. Real confidence is 35%, not 95%. One move lifts it to 72%, and the update’s ready to send.”

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See the rocks before you hit them.

Start free. Paste in your project and have a cited plan within the hour.

Walk into Monday's steering committee knowing your numbers.