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AI-powered project management and governanceIT and digital transformationBuilt in Europe

AI-powered governance for IT and digital transformation.

Project management and governance in one European workspace. We help CIOs run successful IT and digital transformation — every project, large and small — and deliver on the ambitions the Draghi report set for Europe. The AI drafts your weekly status, steering pack, and governance review from the live plan and delivery record, and you confirm every word. Ask Blip in the workspace, or connect Mistral, Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, or other AI agents over MCP.

Built in Europe for a reason: Europe has to move faster than it does today, and transformation programmes are where that is won or lost.

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Free for your first project — no credit cardEuropean-built, Paris-hostedbuilt by a 30-year practitioner

Portfolio overview
TransformRadar portfolio overview — every project with its delivery RAG, Programme Health score, eight-week trend, and which ones need attention

Every provider in the chain is European — infrastructure, database, storage, email, and AI inference. A procurement checkbox is the least interesting reason to build that way.

EU-hosted

Clever Cloud, Paris — European infrastructure, chosen on merit.

No CLOUD Act exposure

EU jurisdiction end to end. There is no US provider to compel.

Your data trains no model

EU-resident AI providers only. Your programme record stays yours.

GDPR-aligned

Processing inside the EU by default — no transfer to justify.

The problem

IT and digital transformations worth millions still run on spreadsheets and slide decks.

ERP rollouts, cloud migrations, and ServiceNow programmes are governed with Excel plans, PowerPoint status reports, SharePoint folders, and steering packs drafted the night before. Europe’s productivity gap is not decided in the strategy documents. It is decided here, in how the work that follows them is actually steered.

Fragmented tools

The plan lives in one spreadsheet, risks in another, status in email, and the steering pack is rebuilt from scratch every month.

PM-only adoption

Tools the project manager uses alone never reach the steering group, the CFO, or the CIO — so governance stays on the sidelines.

Reports without root cause

RAG status decks show symptoms — budget amber, schedule slipping — but not whether governance or alignment failed months earlier.

See how TransformRadar replaces the patchwork
AI-powered, in one shared workspace

Everything your programme needs — in one product, with AI that drafts and a person who confirms.

Plan, delivery, governance, Programme Health, value realisation, and steering — the workspaces your CIO, CFO, and programme team actually open. In each one the AI reads the live record and drafts the deliverable; nothing is invented and nothing is written without your confirmation.

TransformRadar is AI-powered project management and governance for IT and digital transformation, built in Europe to help CIOs deliver. One workspace holds the plan, the agile delivery backlog, the weekly status, the governance log, Programme Health, value realisation and the steering pack; AI drafts the status report, steering pack and governance review from that record, and a person confirms.

  • AI-drafted weekly status
  • AI weekly synthesis
  • AI governance review
  • AI steering pack narratives
  • AI-proposed value drivers
  • Blip, the in-app assistant
  • MCP access for Mistral, Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT
  • Every draft confirmed by you
TransformRadar Portfolio dashboard — Every programme at a glance

Portfolio dashboard

Every programme at a glance — delivery trend, Programme Health score, and which projects need attention across the portfolio.

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What the AI does, and the rules it works under
Delivery and AI

Run the work in sprints, keep the plan honest, and let your AI tools in.

Governance is only worth having if it reflects the work as it is actually done. TransformRadar runs agile delivery natively, joins it to the plan the steering group reads, and opens the same governed actions to an in-app assistant and to the AI tools your teams already use.

Agile delivery module

A backlog, a board, and sprints — built in.

Delivery is a per-project workspace for the team doing the work: a backlog and a board over your own workflow states, sprints with goals, burndown and velocity, estimates in points, priorities, labels, and due dates. Every item has a key, can nest under an epic, relates to other items, and keeps its comments, attachments, and full activity history in one place. Switch it on for the projects that run this way; a six-week process change does not have to.

  • Board over configurable workflow states, with WIP limits
  • Sprints with goals and carry-over, burndown and velocity
  • Search by key, bulk edit, keyboard shortcuts
  • Comments with @mentions, attachments, watchers
TransformRadar Delivery board — sprint columns To do, In progress, Blocked, In review, and Done, with typed items, labels, assignees, and estimates
Hybrid project management

The dated plan and the flowing backlog, joined — not duplicated.

A steering group reads a dated, gated plan. A team works a backlog. Most tools make you keep both by hand, and they drift. In TransformRadar a plan task links to one or more delivery items — typically an epic or a feature — and from then on its progress and status are derived from real delivery rather than a hand-typed percentage. Milestones, Planning Gates, and sprints coexist on the same project, and the weekly status, Programme Health, and the steering pack read the result.

  • Waterfall milestones and agile sprints on one project
  • Plan progress derived from linked delivery items
  • Delivery execution as a section of the steering pack
  • Blocked items surface in My work and recommended actions
A plan task linked to delivery items: three stories done, one in progress, one to do, so the plan line reports 62 per cent derived from deliveryPlan · GanttJanFebMarAprSite readinessLicence modelPilot rolloutderived · 62%status: in progressAdoption wave 1Planning Gate 3linkedDelivery · Sprint 4epicWCR-10Pilot13 ptsWCR-11 · 5 ptsMigrate pilot file sharesWCR-12 · 3 ptsGuest access policyWCR-13 · 2 ptsPilot feedback sessionWCR-14 · 3 ptsFix external sharing links8 of 13 points closed → plan line 62%
Blip — in-app assistant

Ask the project a question, or ask it to prepare a change.

Blip sits in every project workspace and on My work. It answers from live project data — the plan, the backlog, the governance log, status, and value — and it can prepare changes: log a risk, create a task or a delivery item, update a status draft. Every change appears as a confirmation card you approve before anything is written. Blip acts only as you, inside your own permissions, and runs on Mistral in Paris — your data trains no model.

  • Answers grounded in your project record, never invented
  • Every write is a preview you confirm, or nothing happens
  • Same permissions as the signed-in user, audited like a click
  • EU-resident inference; no provider trains on your data
The Blip assistant panel open on a project — ask Blip about this project, or request a change
MCP access

Bring your own AI — Mistral, Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, or other AI agents.

TransformRadar is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. An Org Admin switches on external access and chooses which AI clients the organisation allows; each user then connects with a standard sign-in, and the agent acts as that user, with that user’s project roles, through exactly the same governed actions the buttons in the product use. Ask Mistral what slipped on a project this week, have Claude turn a design note into delivery items, or let Gemini draft a risk from a meeting transcript. Off by default; reads come with access, writes are switched on per tier, and every write is a preview the user confirms.

  • Reads: projects, plan, backlog, governance log, status, steering, value, Programme Health
  • Writes, when enabled: tasks, delivery items, and governance entries; status and steering drafts
  • Acts as the signed-in user; membership and roles are never exposed
  • The connecting agent’s own provider handles the conversation — the Org Admin acknowledges that before enabling it
An external AI client connects over MCP, acts as the signed-in user through the same action layer as the product, reads project data, and every write is a preview the user confirmsYour AI clientMistral VibeClaudeGeminiChatGPTCursorStandard sign-in,then a browser consent/mcpActs as youyour organisation,your project rolesExternal MCP onOrg Admin switch,egress acknowledgedOne action layerthe same one the buttons useReadsProjects and planDelivery backlogGovernance logStatus and steeringValue and HealthWrites, per tierTasks and delivery itemsGovernance entriesStatus and steering draftsevery writepreviewyou confirmnothing is written until you do
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Why European-first

European-first is a competitiveness choice, not a compliance one.

We build in Europe because Europe has to get faster, more innovative, and more willing to take a risk — not because a rule says the data has to stay here. Mario Draghi's report for the European Commission put a number and a deadline on that problem, and IT and digital transformation is where a CIO delivers on it. Every programme run in Europe is now part of the answer.

“If Europe cannot become more productive, we will be forced to choose. We will not be able to become, at once, a leader in new technologies, a beacon of climate responsibility and an independent player on the world stage.”
Mario Draghi, The Future of European Competitiveness, September 2024 — read the report
Innovation

The gap is execution, not ambition.

“Europe is stuck in a static industrial structure with few new companies rising up to disrupt existing industries or develop new growth engines.”

Europe is not short of transformation programmes. It loses them between the business case and the benefit — funded, launched, and quietly reduced to something nobody would have approved at the start. That is a governance failure months before it is a delivery one, which is what a Programme Health assessment is built to catch: governance, alignment, scope, architecture, change readiness, and value, scored while there is still time to act.

Speed

Self-imposed drag is the expensive kind.

The report puts the EU’s own internal barriers at the equivalent of a 45% tariff on goods and 110% on services (IMF estimate, cited in the report).

Inside a company the same drag has a smaller name: a decision that waits six weeks for the next steering meeting, and a risk nobody owns in the meantime. Decisions, risks, issues, actions, and changes live in one register with an owner and a date, and the steering pack is assembled from live data before the meeting instead of the night before it.

Investment

Money moved is not a result.

The report puts the additional investment Europe needs at €750–800 billion a year — 4.4–4.7% of EU GDP.

Investment at that scale only counts if somebody can say what came back. Value realisation holds the benefits the business case promised next to the delivery meant to produce them: named owners, reported on cadence, on a trajectory the steering group can see moving — not a business case reopened once, at the end, to explain the variance.

Governance has earned its reputation as the thing that slows a company down. It should do the opposite. You can take a bigger risk when you can see, week by week, whether it is working. A Europe that has to be faster, more innovative, and more willing to bet needs governance that makes the bet visible early — not a monthly deck that reports the loss.

One year on, the European Policy Innovation Council counted 43 of the report’s 383 recommendations as fully implemented — around 11% — with digitalisation among the areas lagging. The distance between a strategy and its execution is the problem this product exists for.

Every provider in the chain, and where it sits
Thomas Thejn, Founder, TransformRadar

Thomas Thejn

Founder, TransformRadar

Who built this

Built by a practitioner, not a project-tool vendor.

TransformRadar comes from roughly 30 years building and scaling enterprise IT companies across the Nordics and EMEA — sales, delivery, and governance on real ERP, cloud, and ServiceNow programmes. It encodes how those programmes actually get steered, not a generic task tool with a governance label bolted on. It is built in Europe on European infrastructure because the transformations that decide whether Europe competes are run here, and they deserve better instruments than a spreadsheet and a deck.

“I built the tool I wished I’d had in every steering meeting I’ve sat in.”

On a paid plan, your feedback reaches me directly — not a support queue.

Connected programme health

Three views of programme health — in one workspace.

When strategic programme health shows governance slipping, you see the same story in slipped tasks, open governance items, and a benefits measure going amber — without reconciling spreadsheets.

A Programme Health score is a 0–100 measure of whether a transformation is set up to succeed. TransformRadar combines three layers — a strategic panel assessment across six dimensions, weekly delivery RAG, and benefits trajectory — into one composite weighted 35% strategic, 45% delivery, and 20% benefits.

Sample programme data

Programme Health at a glance

One composite score across strategic assessment, delivery RAGs, and benefits realisation — the same view your steering committee opens every month.

Composite score

77/ 100

Caution

+5 over 12 weeks

Strategic

76/ 100

+4 vs. last month

Delivery

74/ 100

→ unchanged

Benefits

85/ 100

+6 vs. last month

Strategic dimensions

Six-dimension health radar

Gov: 72/100 (Caution)Align: 78/100 (Healthy)Scope: 65/100 (Caution) · Panel disagreementBudget: 70/100 (Caution)Sched: 75/100 (Healthy)Value: 80/100 (Healthy)Gov: 72/100 (Caution)Gov 72Align: 78/100 (Healthy)Align 78Scope: 65/100 (Caution) · Panel disagreementScope 65 ⚑Budget: 70/100 (Caution)Budget 70Sched: 75/100 (Healthy)Sched 75Value: 80/100 (Healthy)Value 8073amber

Programme health trend

How the composite score is moving

+9 over period
05075100MarAprMayJun
CompositeStrategicDeliveryBenefits

Interactive demo — scores update from your live programme data once you sign up.

See how it works with your data
Strategic

Programme Health assessment

A monthly view across governance, alignment, scope, architecture, change readiness, and value — is the programme set up to succeed?

Delivery

Weekly delivery and plan

RAG on budget, schedule, and resources; slipped tasks; open risks and decisions — are you executing against the plan?

Benefits

Value realisation

Whether the benefits the programme exists for are on trajectory — are you delivering what the business case promised?

See how it works with your dataHow the Programme Health score is calculated
Pricing

Free for your first project.
One platform when leadership joins.

Most organisations have a handful of projects in a proper tool and twenty more living in spreadsheets, slides and inboxes. Start free with one real project. When leadership wants the whole portfolio, €29 a project brings in everything else.

Annual is two months free

Free

€0for your first project

No credit card

1 active project with unlimited users and every project capability — plan, status, governance log, Programme Health, value, steering. A monthly allowance of AI drafts, and exports carry a small “Made with TransformRadar”.

Run a real programme on it

Organisation

€490per month

Billed monthly

Includes your first 5 projects and unlimited users, plus what leadership needs across them: the portfolio overview, saved views, briefing export, the Monday digest, value roll-up, org-wide templates, MCP writes and whitelabel.

For the CIO and the PMO

Each additional project

€29per month

Billed monthly, per project

On the Organisation plan, add a project the moment one exists. No seat count, no approval meeting. Archived projects keep their full history and are never billed.

Small enough that coverage is not a decision

Your price= €490 + €29 × (projects beyond 5)

5 projects

€490 /mo

€98 each

 

10 projects

€635 /mo

€64 each

 

Typical

25 projects

€1,070 /mo

€43 each

 

50 projects

€1,795 /mo

€36 each

 

100 projects

€3,245 /mo

€32 each

 

Unlimited users on every planPer project, never per userArchived projects never billedHosted in the EU, by an EU company

Prices shown are billed monthly. Annual billing gives you two months free — the same formula, paid for ten months instead of twelve.

Talk to us about your portfolioStart free with one project

TransformRadar is free for your first project, with unlimited users. The Organisation plan, which adds the portfolio view and leadership features, costs €490 per month including 5 projects, then €29 per additional project. Annual billing is two months free. Archived projects are never billed, and nothing is charged per user.

The number that matters

How much of your portfolio
can you actually see?

Not what you pay for software. How many of your projects you could show a live status for right now — and what the rest are costing you by staying invisible.

6
020
20
045

Visible today

23%

6 of 26 projects

The rest have no phase gates, no risk log anyone reads, and no early warning — and they are the majority of your transformation spend.

With TransformRadar

100%

26 of 26 projects

One phase model, one health assessment, one status view — everyone included, at one predictable price.

Bringing 20 projects out of spreadsheets costs €580 a month — about €29 each. Your whole portfolio, governed to one standard, everyone included, for €1,099 a month.
What it is worth

The projects most likely to fail
are the ones you cannot see

The real cost of governing your projects today is not a licence fee. It is senior people rebuilding the same pack every month from five different places — and nobody finding out a programme is in trouble until the steering meeting.

For project managers

10–20 hrs

Per programme, per month, rebuilding the same status pack from five different places. One structure, one place, one update.

For management

One view

Every project on the same phase model, the same health assessment and the same RAG logic — so a portfolio view means something.

For the business case

<0.2%

What governing 25 projects costs against a €10M annual transformation budget — the spend it exists to protect.

Not sure where you stand? Book the audit. We will count how much of your portfolio you can actually see today and what it would take to close the gap — and tell you honestly when the answer is that you do not need us.

Book a pricing audit
FAQ

Common questions

Who is TransformRadar for?

CIOs and the people who run IT and digital transformation with them — transformation leads, the PMO, project leads, steering groups, sponsors and CFOs. It is built for every project in that portfolio, from a multi-year ERP rollout to a six-week process change, on one governance standard, with AI that drafts from the live record and a person who confirms.

Why is TransformRadar European-first?

Because it is a competitiveness argument, not a compliance one. The Draghi report on European competitiveness describes a Europe that produces good ideas and loses them on the way to scale, and calls for faster decisions and investment that demonstrably pays back. TransformRadar runs entirely on European providers and is built to make transformation programmes move faster — the sovereignty properties follow from that choice rather than motivating it.

Where is my data hosted?

All customer data is hosted on Clever Cloud in Paris — European-owned infrastructure, EU jurisdiction, no CLOUD Act exposure.

How does AI work in TransformRadar?

AI features use EU-resident providers only. They read your structured programme data — plan, delivery backlog, governance log, status, Programme Health — and present it back more clearly. They do not invent insights from nothing, and no provider trains on your data. In the product, Blip — the in-app assistant — answers questions from that data and prepares changes you confirm before anything is written.

Can I run agile delivery in TransformRadar?

Yes. The Delivery module is a per-project workspace with a backlog, a board over your own workflow states, sprints with burndown and velocity, estimates, labels, and due dates. Link a delivery item to a plan task and the plan reports real progress instead of a typed percentage — so one project can run waterfall milestones and agile sprints side by side.

Can I connect Mistral, Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, or other AI agents to my projects?

Yes, through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). An Org Admin enables external access and picks the allowed clients — Mistral Vibe, Claude, Google Gemini, ChatGPT and Cursor today. A connected agent acts as the signed-in user within that user’s roles: reads come with access, writes are switched on per tier, and every write is a preview the user confirms. Because the agent’s own model provider handles the conversation, the Org Admin acknowledges that egress before switching it on.

Can I invite my whole steering group?

Yes. Every plan, including Free, has unlimited users. Inviting another stakeholder is a click, not a licence negotiation.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Free covers one active project with every project capability and unlimited users, so the whole steering group can join. It includes a monthly allowance of AI drafts, and exports carry a small “Made with TransformRadar”. No credit card is needed.

How does pricing work?

Your first project is free. When you want the portfolio view, the Monday digest, value roll-up and org-wide templates, the Organisation plan is €490 per month including your first five projects, then €29 per project per month. Users are always unlimited. Annual billing is two months free (pay for ten). Archived projects are never billed.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. You create your organisation and start with a free trial of the full platform, no card details needed. When the trial ends you continue on Free with one active project; nothing is deleted, and you upgrade when you want more.

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