Salience is the whiteboard and the work tracker in one. Sketch the plan together on a shared wall — and every card you pin is a live piece of work, not a picture of one.
One place for the sketching, the tracking and the deciding — so your team stops carrying changes between tools.
The glue is the job now
The thinking happens on a whiteboard. The doing lives in a tracker. The deciding happens in chat. And somebody — usually the same somebody — spends their week carrying changes between them. The plan on the wall and the work in the tracker drift apart, and nobody quite trusts either.
The salient difference
On Salience, the sticky note and the task were never two things. Pin a card to the wall and it is a live work item — give it an owner, a status, a due date. Move it in the tracker and it moves on the wall. Nothing is copied, so nothing drifts.
Together, actually
Cursors, sketches that fade as you talk, a hand raised on the exact card in question. Salience keeps the room's attention in one place — presence is everywhere, and none of it becomes clutter, because none of it is kept.
The work sits in one store, so the views are free — pick the one that suits the conversation you're having.
The same work as a wall, a table, or a timeline — pick the view, the work follows.
Label things the way your team already talks.
A workbench that stays out of the way.
Ask the suite assistant about your own work, in plain words.
Salience is in closed beta. We're inviting teams a few at a time, so the product stays fast and the feedback stays honest.