NovusPraxis
Project management without the per-seat games
What it does
NovusPraxis is project management for the people who keep things running — ops leads, not just engineers. Flat pricing, never per-seat. Viewers free, forever. Recurring tasks that skip holidays and never double-stack, reusable templates, real-time boards, and reports that tell you the truth about what's late. Built solo, in the open, by someone tired of seat-rounding and surprise bills. Start free in 60 seconds — no credit card, no sales call, no games.
The honest project-management Ops Cockpit for internal ops leads at growing teams — recurring work, templates, and pricing that never punishes growth.
Recurring work, templates, and real-time visibility for the ops lead who keeps everything moving — with honest pricing: no seat games, viewers free forever. Every capability below ships with every workspace — Free or Ultra. Organizations are isolated at the database layer — one org can never read another's data, period. Tenant separation is the foundation, not a paywalled add-on. WebSocket-driven live updates on tasks, comments and dashboards. No "click refresh" anywhere. Every task carries timers and time logs natively. No Toggl, Harvest or third-party plugin required. Marketing sees the editorial calendar. Sales sees the pipeline. Support sees the queue. Out of the box. Templates,…from novuspraxis.app
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