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AEVU
Project plans, evidence and approvals in one workspace
AEVU connects project and portfolio plans with resources, risks, changes, financials and approval records. Review supporting documents and outstanding decisions across client projects. Ask Ari about permitted project records and follow its citations to check the sources before acting.
Hi Product Hunt — I'm Hassan, the founder of AEVU.
I'm building AEVU around the decisions that sit between a project plan and an accepted outcome: what evidence is available, which changes still need a decision, and who needs to review the work.
AEVU brings project and portfolio plans, resources, risks, changes, financials and approval records into one workspace. Ari, the AI assistant, answers questions about permitted records with citations so you can inspect the sources.
A practical example: review three client projects, identify one that needs attention, then inspect its supporting documents and review state to understand the next action. The reviewer still makes the decision.
It's aimed at project managers, PMOs and teams delivering client projects. There are paid subscriptions with a free trial, and the 70-second tour shows the product before you sign up.
I'd especially value feedback on the evidence-to-review workflow: how do you currently distinguish completed work from work the client has accepted, and what would AEVU need to handle for your team?
Thanks for taking a look. I'm happy to answer questions.
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About AEVU on Product Hunt
“Project plans, evidence and approvals in one workspace”
AEVU was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #228 on the daily leaderboard. AEVU connects project and portfolio plans with resources, risks, changes, financials and approval records. Review supporting documents and outstanding decisions across client projects. Ask Ari about permitted project records and follow its citations to check the sources before acting.
AEVU was featured in Productivity (665.6k followers), Task Management (84.4k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (483.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 329.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Hi Product Hunt — I'm Hassan, the founder of AEVU.
I'm building AEVU around the decisions that sit between a project plan and an accepted outcome: what evidence is available, which changes still need a decision, and who needs to review the work.
AEVU brings project and portfolio plans, resources, risks, changes, financials and approval records into one workspace. Ari, the AI assistant, answers questions about permitted records with citations so you can inspect the sources.
A practical example: review three client projects, identify one that needs attention, then inspect its supporting documents and review state to understand the next action. The reviewer still makes the decision.
It's aimed at project managers, PMOs and teams delivering client projects. There are paid subscriptions with a free trial, and the 70-second tour shows the product before you sign up.
I'd especially value feedback on the evidence-to-review workflow: how do you currently distinguish completed work from work the client has accepted, and what would AEVU need to handle for your team?
Thanks for taking a look. I'm happy to answer questions.