Listed 14 December 2014 · Toronto · Canada
Roadmunk.
A Toronto drag-and-drop roadmap builder for product managers, bought by Tempo in 2021 and still sold as Strategic Roadmaps.
Productivity and collaboration
Timeline
- Listed on Stompstart
“Create beautiful product roadmaps in just a few minutes.”
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- Acquired
Tempo Software announced it was acquiring Toronto-based Roadmunk, founded in 2012 by Latif Nanji, Tomas Benda and Jalil Asaria; terms not disclosed; closing expected in Q4 2021.
Acquisition · Announced - Site checked
The product's site was live.
- Renamed
Tempo sells the product as Strategic Roadmaps, 'formerly Roadmunk', and says Roadmunk.com has migrated to Tempo.io.
Rename · Announced
As listed on Stompstart
“Create beautiful product roadmaps in just a few minutes.”
Roadmunk enables product managers and executives to create, manage and share product roadmaps with their stakeholders. Traditionally users have created roadmaps by performing endless gymnastics between excel and powerpoint. Our malleable software offers simple drag and drop tools, customizable layout options and an export engine that fits your roadmap (via PNG) directly into PowerPoint or Keynote. You can also share your roadmap using a secure URL or as an HTML file.
- For
- Enterprises
- Topics
- Collaboration, Messaging, Productivity
- Location
- Toronto · Canada
In our words: The 2014 listing pitched Roadmunk as a way for product managers and executives to build, manage and share product roadmaps without juggling Excel and PowerPoint. It offered drag-and-drop tools, customizable layouts, PNG export for PowerPoint or Keynote, and sharing by secure URL or HTML file.
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- Website
- tempo.io ↗
Publication record
- Release
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