Draw a product or project roadmap on a real date axis, workstreams as bars and releases as points. Embed it live and it stays current as dates move.
A roadmap exported as an image is out of date by the next planning meeting. In Boromlia the page people read is the page you edit, so the roadmap on your site stays true without anyone exporting it again.
What you get
A visual roadmap: workstreams as bars and releases as points on one date axis.
A live embed for your roadmap or changelog page: change a date here and the page is right immediately, on Advanced.
A month or quarter scale when you do not want to promise exact days.
Chapters for quarters or themes, and tags for areas such as "platform" or "mobile".
How a live roadmap works
The Spans style draws start-and-end events as bars and single dates as points on one shared axis. That is what a roadmap is: work that overlaps and the few dates everyone cares about. Drag the bars to reorder them when the visual order matters more than the sort.
The embed is one iframe tag. You choose what it shows: the name, the description, the cover, and either every style or one pinned. Embed URLs are noindex, so the frame never competes with your own page in search.
AI can draft a roadmap. Someone still has to commit to the dates.
Ask an assistant for a roadmap and you get a plausible one in seconds. Plausible is the problem: a roadmap is a set of commitments, and customers, sales and support read it as one. It needs an owner and one current version, not a fresh draft every time someone asks.
Boromlia is that one version. Draft with AI if it helps, then put the dates you will stand behind on the timeline. When they move, you move them once and every embed follows.
Views worth leaving open
Spans: Workstreams as bars, releases as points, all on one date axis.
Cards: A quarter per screen for a roadmap read by people outside the team.
Log: On Advanced: every dated commitment as a row, sortable, exportable as a CSV.
Questions
Does it track dependencies or a critical path?
No. Boromlia draws dates; it does not schedule them. There are no dependency links, no critical path and no resource model. It sits beside a planning tool rather than replacing one.
Can I show a roadmap without committing to exact dates?
Yes. Set the timeline’s horizon to months or years and the axis stops implying a precision you do not have. The same events, drawn against a coarser scale.
Who can edit it?
The owner, plus any collaborators added to that timeline. Readers of a shared or embedded timeline cannot change anything.