An overview of Kerika

Sharing Projects

A typical Idea Page, with documents, Web links, Sticky Notes and workflow: this example shows Kerika being used for a Scrum project.

You can share projects with anyone – even people who don't use Kerika – just by adding their email addresses to the project's team list.

Attaching Notes to Items

Sharing Across Projects

Team members can attach Notes to anything on any page: a document (as in this example), a picture, a Web link, a project, whatever...

You can use the same item in two different projects: a document, picture, Web link, or a whole sub-project or process flow that's common to several projects.

Manage Documents

Trash (Recycle Bin)

Kerika automatically files all the different versions that exist for a document: old backups you may have made, the current version you are working on, and versions that were changed by your team mates.

Anyone on a project team can delete any item from any Idea Page, and any other team member can restore it: think of Kerika as a graphical wiki.

Send project updates by email

Have Conversations

Any team members who don't use Kerika can get their project updates sent (automatically!) by email instead.

Send instant messages to your online team members.

Business Plan Example

Marketing Plan Example

An example of using Kerika to write a business plan.

An example of using Kerika to create a marketing plan.

Competitive Strategy Example

Balanced Scorecard Example

An example of using Kerika to develop competitive strategy, using Michael Porter's conceptual framework.

An example of using Kerika for Balanced Scorecard analysis for organizations and products.

Product Management Example

An example of using Kerika for product management.