Overview

Futureworks connects strategic priorities to department, team, and individual goals through its 360 Vision tree. Filters and alignment status help teams trace how goals support wider priorities, while cascading goals, check-ins, progress reviews, and dashboards keep execution under review. Advanced permission controls add a layer of oversight for organizations with more complex structures.

The AI Context Engine turns uploaded PowerPoint, Word, or PDF strategy documents into actionable OKRs. Meeting Mode brings templates, timed agenda items, a Good News round, OKR status updates, and action tracking into the same workflow. Together, these features suit organizations that want more than a goal register, but may be excessive for teams seeking only basic OKR tracking.

Key features

Alignment and progress oversight

The 360 Vision tree makes links from strategic priorities to individual goals visible, with filters and alignment status to help review those connections. Check-ins, progress reviews, and reporting dashboards support follow-through; advanced permissions are useful where access needs to reflect organizational roles.

Strategy documents and meetings

The AI Context Engine offers a path from existing strategy documents to actionable OKRs. Meeting Mode structures recurring discussions and tracks actions alongside OKR updates, which can help keep goal review and follow-up in one system.

Integrations, security, and access

Integrations include Jira, GitHub, Microsoft Planner, Azure DevOps, Google and Microsoft SSO, Microsoft Teams, SCIM 2.0, Slack, webhooks, and a REST API. Slack reminders are marked as coming soon. Futureworks says integration tokens are encrypted, permissions scoped, and data encrypted at rest and in transit. It also lists GDPR compliance, SSO support, and SCIM provisioning.

Users can check in and update progress from iOS or Android, and developers can build integrations through the REST API. Technical support requests can be sent to the support team at support@futureworks.no.

Pricing

Futureworks advertises free access for 1–5 users without a credit card, plus a 30-day trial. For paid plans, prices are billed annually and exclude VAT; each tier is priced by user range:

Plan	Price	Seats
Futureworks (1–25 users)	15.00 EUR per month	1–25 users
Futureworks (26–50 users)	13.00 EUR per month	26–50 users
Futureworks (51–100 users)	11.00 EUR per month	51–100 users
Futureworks (101–200 users)	9.00 EUR per month	101–200 users

More than 200 seats requires custom pricing. The per-user price falls as the covered range rises, so larger organizations may benefit from the lower rate, while the 1–25 tier is the relevant paid option for smaller organizations. Annual billing and VAT exclusion matter when comparing total costs; the free access is limited to five users.

Platforms

Futureworks supports web, iOS, Android, and API access. Mobile check-ins and progress updates extend the workflow beyond desktop, while the API supports custom integrations.

Who it's for

Futureworks is a strong fit for organizations that need to connect high-level strategy with goals across multiple organizational layers, especially Nordic organizations and public institutions managing complex accountability. Its permissions, reporting, meeting workflows, and integrations are relevant to teams coordinating execution across departments. A small team that only needs lightweight goal tracking may be better served by a simpler or more generous free tier.

Pros and cons

Pros: The 360 Vision tree connects priorities to goals at several levels, making organizational alignment a core workflow rather than a side feature.
Pros: Check-ins, reviews, dashboards, and Meeting Mode bring progress and follow-up together.
Pros: A free option for 1–5 users provides a way to start without a credit card.
Cons: Paid prices are billed annually and exclude VAT, which raises the effective commitment and total cost beyond the displayed monthly rate.
Cons: The first paid tier covers 1–25 users at 15.00 EUR per month, so teams above the free cap enter a relatively broad seat band.
Cons: Slack reminders are coming soon rather than currently available.

Alternatives

Weekdone is worth considering for teams of up to three users that want a free plan with full features and listed live chat and OKR coaching/support. Devokr suits teams that prefer a free, forever plan for up to 10 users and need self-hosting as an option. Perdoo offers a free tier for up to five users with Strategy Maps, OKR and KPI tracking, meetings, Slack and Teams integration, and an AI Assistant and Coach.

Axiean is another free option for up to three users, with 20,000 AI tokens per month and web access. Operately may suit teams looking for a free tier for up to 10 users with 10 GB storage, core features, and community support, including web or self-hosted access. ROKR offers a free tier for five users and one team, with 5,000 API calls per month and goals, key results, and check-ins.

OKR Software Tools and OKRgen are additional web-based freemium alternatives. For more options, browse OKR Software.

Verdict

Choose Futureworks if your organization needs a structured route from strategy to goals, progress reviews, and meeting follow-up, particularly across complex accountability layers. The combination of alignment views, permissions, and execution workflows is its clearest reason to choose it. Look elsewhere if you need a low-cost paid option for a small team or a free plan beyond five users.

	Futureworks	Mooncamp
Free plan	No	No
Free trial	Yes	Yes
Paid from	€9/mo	€7/mo
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Android, api, iOS, Web	Android, iOS, Web
Free plan	No	No
Progress check-ins	Yes	—
Cascading goals	Yes	—
Progress reviews	Yes	—
Reporting dashboards	Yes	—
Permission controls	advanced	—
Users included	25 users	—

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