For bloggers and teams
Share a roadmap on your blog
Put an interactive roadmap in a post, like the client delivery plan. Readers can zoom and drag in it, and one click gives them their own editable copy in Tidigar. Nothing is uploaded: the whole plan travels inside the link.
Create the code
- Open your roadmap in Tidigar and arrange the view readers should see first.
- Choose Share → Template link… in the menu.
- Check what is shared, then choose Copy code. You can also copy the plain link, or download a QR code for print.
Paste it into your site
The code is a frame and a link. Paste it where your platform accepts HTML. We have not yet tested every platform; these are the places to look:
- WordPress: add a Custom HTML block. Your account must be allowed to post HTML; on WordPress.com this needs a plan with custom code.
- Wix: choose Add → Embed code → Embed HTML and paste the code.
- Squarespace: add a Code block; your plan must allow custom code.
- Webflow: add a Code Embed element; it needs a paid site plan.
If a platform removes the frame, the link below it still opens the roadmap in Tidigar.
Good to know
- Everything in the roadmap is public. Filters and search only choose the first view; hidden activities are in the link too.
- It is a snapshot. Changing your roadmap later does not change the post; share a new link to update it.
- Small plans only. A template link holds up to 2,000 characters, about 20 to 30 activities. Larger plans are shared as project files.
- Nothing is kept about readers. The frame stores nothing and saves no changes; a reader's copy lives in their own Tidigar.
For developers and agents
The link format is open. Any tool or AI agent can build a template link from a small JSON description of a plan: read the template link specification.