Execution
The Beach
Committed work, tracked to real, earned progress.
Product
Dexec gives design managers a single place to plan with the team, commit to the week ahead, and see progress that reflects what has genuinely been delivered.
One connected plan.

The Beach is where planning becomes execution. Every committed deliverable shows up here as real activities laid out day by day — so your team always knows exactly what's due now, what's coming next, and how much progress has genuinely been made, not just estimated.
Execution
Committed work, tracked to real, earned progress.
The Sea is where the team plans together, not alone. Deliverables get sequenced backward from each milestone, discipline by discipline, so the whole team can see how the pieces connect — and catch a constraint while there's still time to do something about it.
Pull Planning
Deliverables sequenced together, discipline by discipline.
The Horizon holds your project's fixed points — the milestones everything else gets planned backward from. It's not a deadline handed down, it's the anchor your team plans toward, together.
Milestones
The fixed points your team plans backward from.
Capabilities
The fixed dates that matter, visible to everyone planning against them.
Disciplines sequence their own deliverables, together, on one canvas.
Committed work followed through to real, earned progress.
One plain number for whether the plan is being delivered.
Constraints raised early, while there is still room to act.
Already across your project and ready to help in plain language.
Weekly Work Plan
Last week
Next week
Weekly rhythm
Every week, the same simple rhythm: look back at what actually got done, look ahead at what's realistic to commit to next, and leave with a plan the whole team has agreed to — not one handed down after the fact. It's the one meeting that turns last week's promises into this week's reliability.
Reliability
Every project tracks a single reliability score — a plain, honest number for whether your plan is actually being delivered, not just scheduled.
Above 75% PPC is where design programmes start pulling ahead.
PPC measures whether the activities your team promised for the week actually got done. No partial credit. It’s the single number that tells you whether your programme is really on track, not just scheduled to be.
Performance · Organisation
PPC
84%
Projects
12
Blockers
6
Weekly PPC trend
Your AI Assistant
Morgan already knows your project — every deliverable, every milestone, every blocker — and is ready to help, in plain language, whenever you need it.
Where's my biggest risk this week?
Facade panel typology is blocking three structural deliverables and has an unresolved constraint since Tuesday. It's on the critical path to the 30% issue.
VISIBILITY
Every project, every discipline, every swimlane — reliability trends, forecasts, and what's actually holding things up, all in one place. No status meeting required to find out how you're really tracking.

Beta Program
Full access is free during the beta, and founding users lock in a 50% lifetime discount when commercial pricing launches.