Getting started with Prioritas

Six steps take you from an empty project to a roadmap you can export. The same steps appear in the app as a Getting started checklist, and each one ticks off when you do it.

The Getting started checklist in the app on a phone: two of six steps done, with a hint under each step still to do.
  1. Create a project

    On Projects, choose AI Starter or New Project.

  2. Add ideas

    Type one with Create New Idea, or use AI Idea to draw ideas from a photo, a recording or a document. For a photo, a recording, or a text-based PDF, Word (.docx), text or Markdown file, Prioritas turns the ideas in it into cards you choose from.

    The AI idea assistant listing seven ideas read from a whiteboard photo of sticky notes, each with a tick box and an editable title.
  3. Start a session and let people join

    On a computer or tablet, open Full Screen and choose Enable Mobile Join. People join a session from their phone by scanning a QR code, with no account. A session takes up to 50 participants.

    The facilitator's matrix during a live brainstorm, with a participants panel and new ideas from two participants appearing as cards.
  4. Run a voting round

    During the session, choose Start voting, let people spend their dots, then End voting. The facilitator sets 1–10 dots per person. Votes are anonymous: the board shows only a count per idea, once voting ends. A Voting results list then sorts ideas by dots, with Top 5, Voted and All ideas filters, and votes never move cards on the matrix.

    The full-screen matrix while a voting round is open: the header shows "4 of 6 voted" and an End voting button.The full-screen matrix after voting ends: each card shows its dot count, and a Voting results panel lists the top five ideas by dots.
  5. Drag ideas into quadrants

    On a computer or tablet, drag a card on the matrix into the quadrant that fits its value and effort. The matrix sorts ideas into four quadrants: Quick wins, Strategic, Reconsider and Avoid.

    A priority matrix with fourteen idea cards placed across four labelled quadrants: Quick Wins, Strategic, Reconsider and Avoid.
  6. Turn it into a roadmap and export it

    On Roadmap, choose Generate Roadmap, then Export as a PDF or an image.

    A "Mobile app Q3 planning" roadmap in four phases, starting with planning and quick-win delivery, each with its length in weeks.

For participants

People join a session by scanning its QR code and can add ideas straight away. When the facilitator starts a voting round, your phone lists the ideas: tap one to add a dot, or tap its minus to take one back. Your phone shows only your own dots.

A phone screen where a participant types an idea into a brainstorm session and picks where it fits: Quick Wins, Strategic, Reconsider, Avoid or Not sure.