Planlyoruz

Planlyoruz is a hypothetical framework for collaborative planning that aims to coordinate long-term projects across multiple organizations and communities. It emphasizes shared roadmaps, modular tasks, and transparent governance.

The term is coined in speculative literature and not a widely adopted real-world standard. In these works, Planlyoruz envisions a pluralistic planning environment where stakeholders contribute to evolving plans in real time.

Core features include modular planning units, synchronized timelines, consensus-based decision making, and open data interfaces. It supports scenario planning, what-if analysis, and automatic risk signaling. It is designed to be tool-agnostic, with adapters for common project management software.

Potential applications range from urban development simulations to large-scale software delivery in distributed teams, to educational curricula that teach collaborative planning. In fictional contexts, it is used to test governance models and resilience planning.

Reception in the narrative sources is mixed; supporters highlight transparency and adaptability, while critics warn of blurred accountability and slower decision cycles in highly participatory processes.