Paperlane
A calm planning tool for product teams on white paper. Good for SaaS and productivity apps, developer and product tools and B2B software launches with pricing plans. Milo swaps in your words, photos and brand.
Free to start. No card needed.
A whole site, ready for your story.
1 page, 10 sections and 14 photos. A calm planning tool for product teams on white paper with a tight grotesk and slate second clauses: a pinned white header; a centred hero over a dawn-sky panel holding the app window with a timeline and a floating weekly-update card; a scrolling strip of client names; four feature rows with request, roadmap, task and release-note cards on soft photo panels; ruled stats; a 'new in 3.0' split with a chat update card; three customer stories and a quote; four pricing plans; a questions list; a changelog; a twilight call to action; and a footer with a giant faded name.
- The planning tool for teams that ship.Contact links
- Trusted by 4,000+ product teams, from two-person startups to public companies
- One workspace for the whole plan. Requests come in, roadmaps take shape and releases go out. No status meetings.Photo gallery · Timetable
- 4,000+
- Your Friday update, already written. Paperlane reads the week and drafts a short note for every project. You edit a line
- Teams that stopped chasing updates. Here is what changed for them.Photo gallery · Timetable
- Free for small teams. Simple per-member pricing when you grow.Contact links
- Answers before you ask.Contact links · Questions and answers
- Shipped this month. A new release every week.Photo gallery
- Plan less. Ship more.Contact links
Colours and type that already work.
Keep them, or bring your own brand. Milo carries your colours, fonts and logo through every section.
Colours
- Background#FFFFFF
- Soft background#F6F7F9
- Text#0D0E12
- Quiet text#646B78
- Accent#3355FF
- Hairline#E7E9EE
White paper with ink titles whose second clause turns slate; lane blue marks the small labels, the progress bars and the new badges. Product cards sit on soft photographic panels; the call to action is a twilight sky.
Fonts
- Headings
- Geist
- Body text
- Inter
A tight, neutral grotesk; every title runs into a slate second clause.
Voice: A calm product lead who hates status meetings.
