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Submit
A member takes their work as far as Needs approval. That is the end of the road for them — the next column is not theirs to reach.
KENZEDACTIVITY MANAGEMENT
Approval-gated delivery
Nothing shipsuntil someonesigns off.
A tracker built around a single rule, and built so the rule cannot be walked around. Members submit. Leads approve. Admins run the team. Every step lands in an activity log you can hand to someone who asks.
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- Roles
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- Route into Done
board to activity
member → admin
AES-GCM at rest
and it needs a signature
Sessions signed and revocable Credentials sealed with AES-256-GCM
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Approval gateTask boardLaterRoadmapLive roomsScreen shareHelp someoneAttendanceSecure passwordsActivity logAutomationConnected devicesReportsIdeas
The one rule
Three columns, and only one way across the last one.
02
Approve
A lead opens it, checks it against what was asked, and approves — or sends it back with a reason attached to the task.
03
Signed off
Only then does it land in Done, stamped with who approved it and when. The server enforces it, not the interface.
What is in the box
Everything the team needs, on one login.
The gate, enforced
Done is reachable from Needs approval and nowhere else, by a lead or admin and nobody else. Checked on the server on every transition.
Rooms that are actually live
Presence, voice and video over a peer mesh. The server passes signalling and never touches your media.
Screen share and helping someone
Show a teammate the problem, or hand them the pointer. Every grant is explicit, time-boxed and revocable mid-session.
Plans, roadmap, later
Plan in weeks, rank by drag, and watch the roadmap redraw itself as goals move. No spreadsheet round-trip.
Credentials sealed at rest
Shared secrets are wrapped in AES-256-GCM, revealed one at a time, and every reveal is written to the log.
An activity log you can defend
Sign-ins, approvals, screen sessions, password reveals. Who, what, when — kept whether or not anyone is watching.