See planned work beside reported progress
Keep project context, activities, milestones and targets together. Compare the plan with dated field updates so gaps and next steps stand out.
For project developers
Keep the project plan, field progress and evidence together.
Turn existing design documents and project updates into a shared record your team can use to track delivery, prepare reports and explain what the evidence supports.
One project. A clearer view of the work.
Put the project plan, field updates and supporting evidence to work together, so your team can see what is happening and decide what to do next.
Reuse updates without rebuilding the evidence trail
Carry each claim with its source, date and review status into recurring reports. Spend less time gathering the same material and more time addressing gaps.
Connect field observations to follow-up
Bring monitoring observations and community feedback into the project view with their context. Keep open questions visible to the people responsible for acting on them.
Share approved progress and protect the rest
Share an approved public project narrative with partners. Internal Progress Updates and community-held information stay private unless a separate permission decision allows sharing.
Know what is planned, reported and verified.
Straatos keeps project targets separate from field reports, links claims to dated sources, and records review status. Your team can show what is planned, what has been reported and what has been independently verified—without presenting one as another.
Restore degraded habitat
- Project goal
- Revegetate degraded plotsSet out in the project design
- Field update
- Planting reported by the field teamDated update · place recorded
- Supporting evidence
- Field note and photosSources linked to the report
- Review status
- Pending independent reviewReported activity, not a verified result
Password required to view project examples.