Real Screens, Real Changes
Every shot below is live from the v2 SmartChange board — real changes, real dates, running inside Digenio AI on our own instance. No mockups, no stock kanbans. The shipping-stats dashboard sits further up this page; this is the day-to-day workflow.
One card, thirty seconds
The capture form: a title, a flag for “this is a note — not a change yet”, the track it belongs to, a link, tags, and the area taxonomy — Traffic, Where, Persuasion, Systems, Meta. Comments capture the why while it's fresh.
- Note vs change — capture half-formed ideas safely
- Areas built for marketing, not engineering tickets
- Comments become institutional memory
From note to Done, on one board
Backlog, Current Sprint, In Progress, On Hold, Done — with live counts per column and every card carrying its dates and tags. Each card links out: open the page, preview it, or jump straight to its analysis.
- Five stages, zero ceremony
- Per-card Link, Preview and Analysis actions
- Dates and tags stay attached for the charts
Your analytics now knows what you did
This is the page-analysis view — element clicks and scroll depth — with the purple CHANGES button sitting right next to the data. Open it and your change history overlays the numbers.
- Changes live inside page analysis
- Element clicks & scroll depth, same screen
- The loop closes without leaving the page
Every change, dated and tagged
The changes panel: what changed, when, and with which tags — the history that turns “why did traffic move?” into a ten-second answer instead of an archaeology dig.
- Green dots for shipped changes
- Dates matter more than memories
- Opens from any analysis view
The board talks in numbers
Total changes, implemented count and rate, in-flight work, median cycle time — the four numbers that say how healthy your shipping actually is, straight off the board.
- Totals & implementation rate, live
- Median cycle time, idea → Done
- Zero manual tracking
How fast you ship
Velocity over recent weeks — the shipping rhythm that renewal conversations and capacity plans are built on. Spikes and droughts, visible.
- Weekly shipping rhythm
- Spikes and droughts visible
- No spreadsheet required
See where changes wait
Dwell bars show how long changes sit in each stage. The stuck stage is usually the story — now you can see it without asking anyone.
- Dwell time per stage
- Spot the bottleneck instantly
- Measured automatically
Your shipping calendar
Week-by-week engagement — when the team was actually shipping. Quiet weeks stand out, busy sprints speak for themselves.
- 26 weeks at a glance
- Quiet weeks stand out
- Context for your traffic charts
Who actually ships
Top contributors, counted automatically from the board — fair credit for the team, and a useful signal for agencies running many sites.
- Automatic — no self-reporting
- Team-shared board, fair credit
- Works across every tracked site
Nothing rots silently
Changes that sit too long get flagged: Needs a Decision. The board surfaces its own stale cards so nothing disappears into Done — or nowhere at all.
- Stale cards flagged automatically
- Decisions surface themselves
- Keeps the pipeline honest
Where the work lands
Changes grouped by area — Traffic, Persuasion, Systems and the rest. See whether you're actually balancing acquisition work against conversion work, or only ever tuning ads.
- Area split at a glance
- Balance traffic vs persuasion effort
- Custom areas for your taxonomy
Company-wide or per site
Every track keeps its own truth — company-wide initiatives on one, individual sites on their own. Roll up for the client conversation, drill down for the work.
- Per-site and company-wide views
- Agency-friendly by design
- Roll up or drill down
The Verdict panel starts empty — on purpose
No vanity scores on day one. Verdicts about what a change actually did to your numbers arrive as your history deepens — that part is roadmap, and we say so plainly in the FAQ. What you get today is the honest ledger.
- No fabricated impact claims
- Verdicts earn their place over time
- Roadmap: change-impact analysis