Resource Planning for Teams That Build

See every person. Every project.
One plan.

Stop guessing who's overloaded and who's idle. Korvai gives you a single visual timeline to plan capacity, track time, and compare scenarios — so you make staffing decisions with data, not gut feel.

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The view you’ve been trying to get right for years.

Plan. Track. Decide.

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Spider 60%
Mantis 40%
Atlas 80%
Ops 20%
Spider 50%
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Docs 30%
Mantis 100%
Atlas 40%
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Three things you can't do in a spreadsheet

The planning layer above your task tools.

See the Load

Instantly see who’s overloaded and who has room. Catch burnout risks and underutilization before they become problems — across every project, every team.

Plan + Track

Plan where time should go, then track where it actually went. One platform for forecast and actuals — so you always know if reality matches the plan.

Compare Scenarios

What if we delay Project X and staff up Project Y? Build alternate plans, compare them side by side, and choose with data — not debate.

You've outgrown your planning workaround

The resource plan you've been maintaining by hand — the one with the brittle formulas, the stale data, and the tabs nobody trusts — was never meant to scale. Korvai is the purpose-built replacement.

Fragile formulas

Capacity math that just works

Stale data nobody trusts

Plan and actuals in one live view

No way to compare options

Named scenarios with side-by-side diff

Hours to maintain

Drag to allocate, done in minutes

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to string together

In Kanchipuram silk weaving, the body and border of a saree are woven on separate looms — different patterns, working in parallel. Then two weavers interlock them by hand, thread by thread, into one seamless fabric. Korvai is the Tamil word for that join. We built the planning tool that does the same for your team.

I built Korvai because I needed it. As an engineering director, I was spending hours every quarter wrestling with resource plans to figure out who's working on what, whether my team was stretched too thin, and which projects to prioritize. No tool gave me the full picture — so I built one.

Tamil Kadir R., Engineering Director

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