Watnwy
Start your next planning cycle by turning scattered tech choices into a living map. In Watnwy, spin up a workspace, set your rings (Adopt, Trial, Assess, Hold) and categories, then seed it with what you already use: paste a list, upload a CSV, or let repo scanning suggest tools, libraries, services, and practices. Each item opens a guided card with three prompts—What it is, Why it matters, Why it’s timely—so contributors capture context fast. Assign an owner, link evidence (PRs, ADRs, benchmarks, incidents), and add tags like domain, risk, and lifecycle. As your team adds entries, Watnwy builds a clear picture of your stack and experiments, organized for action rather than shelf-ware.
Run decisions through a lightweight workflow instead of hallway debates. Proposals start as drafts, move to team review, and optionally to an architecture group for sign‑off. Comment threads stay on the card. Voting and scorecards quantify value, risk, cost, and effort so you can compare options side by side. Set review cadences (monthly, quarterly) and auto‑generate an agenda with items nearing expiry, disputed entries, and high‑impact changes. Notifications flow to Slack or email; follow‑ups can open as Jira issues with one click. When you’re ready, publish a snapshot to a shareable page or embed it in your wiki. Versioning keeps history, making it easy to show how guidance evolved and why a status changed. more
Watnwy
Custom
Capture the context
Propose status updates
Iterate over the rationale document
A built-in peer-reviewing system
A single place to track new versions
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