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The weekly update, in two minutes.

Shirun is a lean delivery cockpit for the people who run the work. Problems surface first, five instruments keep it honest, and the AI drafts your weekly status from what already happened.

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The Shirun Pulse tab, the weekly status with an AI draft button and the latest entry covering summary, achievements, next week and escalations

The cockpit

Five instruments. Nothing else to maintain.

Each one has an owner, a due date, and a place on the dashboard. Traffic light status by default, so the picture stays honest at a glance.

01 Pulse The weekly status, drafted by AI from what already happened.

02 Decisions The why behind every call, logged so no one has to guess later.

03 Risks and Issues Impact, likelihood, owner. The loud ones rise to the top.

04 Actions Who is doing what, by when. Overdue surfaces the instant it slips.

05 Dependencies What is blocking you, who owes it, and when you need it.

Inside

Honest at a glance.

Real screens from the app. Calm, fast, and built to be read in the first few seconds, on the desk or on a phone.

The Shirun dashboard, projects sorted by status with days to target and open risks shown on every card — **Dashboard**Problems first. Red before green.

The Risks and Issues table, sorted by impact and likelihood, each row with an owner and a status chip — **Risks and Issues**Sorted by impact, each with an owner.

Yours to set

Dark mode, out of the box.

A calm interface that follows your system, or set it the way you like. Built for the people who live in it all day.

Auto, light, or dark
Follows your operating system
Easy on the eyes, all day
Fast and fully responsive

The Shirun dashboard in dark mode, the same problems-first view on a deep dark background

Secure where it counts.

Secrets encrypted at rest, every sensitive action audited, two factor sign in, and single sign on for the teams that need it.

Bring Shirun to your team.

A lean delivery cockpit with a free tier to start. Want it for your team, or a walkthrough first? Start a conversation.

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