Wiki+ (Plus Software)
plus.softwareCreate a structured team wiki inside Microsoft Teams with nested pages, search, permissions, and history.
Create a structured team wiki inside Microsoft Teams with nested pages, search, permissions, and history.
AI tool that turns a chat, homepage URL, or product screens into a structured PRD with supporting artifacts.
Track projects across spreadsheet, Kanban, Gantt, and calendar views with contextual team updates.
Visual AI workspace for team collaboration
Editable Salesforce views with filters, grouping and missing-field highlights
Arrange swatches and interpolate between colours in a browser workspace.
Employee social sharing with group-specific moderation and publishing controls
Shared forms with branching and connected Google Sheets responses
Compare couriers and turn imported orders into individual or batch shipping labels
Shared sales workspaces with staged content and collaboration controls
Crypto trading with adjustable layouts and shared dollar order books
Browser-based wireframes, diagrams and prototypes
A secure collaboration workspace with task boards, Gantt schedules, dependencies, and portfolio views.
Move between portfolio views and a configurable trading workspace
A test-management and results platform that combines manual QA with automation data from CI.
Correlates application logs, traces, metrics, errors, and session replays for incident investigation.
Research markets through connected data, news and analytics
Schedule therapy and wellness appointments inside a practice-management workspace for health professionals.
Bring token screening, news and event research into one workspace
Develop and debug software in the Eclipse desktop IDE and extend its workspace with plug-ins.
Compare footprint charts, market profiles and order-book activity
Collaborative email design with workspace-specific brands, approvals and export connectors
Coordinate client SEO research, content work and traditional or AI search tracking in one workspace.
Social listening with workspace queries, sentiment alerts and defined mention allowances