Plan next week from what actually happened

Next week built from what actually happened this week, and visible to everyone before Monday.

The board everything lands on, without anyone filing it.

Next week, visible to everyone before Monday.

How it works

What Lana uses

  • Cards on your boards
  • Completed and open tasks
  • This week's huddles

What you get back

  • A picture of what slipped and why
  • A drafted plan for next week
  • Task lists generated from the plan
1

The board fills itself

Messages, tasks and huddles land there as cards all week.

2

Ask what happened

What got done, what slipped, what is stuck.

3

Plan from the facts

Lana drafts next week from the carry-overs and what is scheduled.

4

The board runs tomorrow

The plan becomes each person's task list, day by day.

What this looks like today

Sunday night, kitchen table, a legal pad and a group text. The plan is whatever you remember from a week you spent mostly in a truck.

Monday morning the crews find out, and the things that slipped last week slip again because nobody wrote them down.

With LeanScaper AI and Lana

  • The plan is built on what actually happened
  • Visible to everyone before Monday
  • Carry-overs do not get lost
  • The board writes tomorrow's task lists

Pre-built prompts to get you started

You can either type or speak to Lana in English, or Español.

Start the plan

What's stuck on the board, and what should next week look like?

Ask Lana this↗

Carry-overs

What didn't get finished this week?

Ask Lana this↗

One crew

What does Luis's crew have next week?

Ask Lana this↗

Publish it

Send next week's plan to every crew lead.

Ask Lana this↗

What needs to be true first

  • Two or three weeks of messaging, tasks and huddles first
  • Boards set up for how you run the week
  • LMN remains your system for scheduling and job tracking. This runs the day

Plan one week off the board

After a few weeks of messaging and huddles, the plan mostly writes itself.