Talk through the build. Lilli runs the production plan.
The AI project manager for hardware and production teams. Describe your NPI or production run and Lilli sequences the gates — design, samples, tooling, PO, QC, shipping — flags slippage, and keeps the team and suppliers aligned. You approve every change.
Free early access — invites go out in waves. No credit card, no spam.
Fig. 1 an NPI run, gated and sequenced.
The NPI timeline lives in a spreadsheet that's out of date by Monday.
One late sample slips the launch, and you find out too late. Suppliers, ops, and leadership are all working off different versions. A missed ship date is a missed season.
From a conversation to a plan.
"Consumer hardware, EVT in 6 weeks. Stages: design freeze, samples, tooling, pilot run, QC, FOB ship." → a gated production timeline, the slip on tooling cascading to ship date, a status update drafted for leadership and the factory.
If your project has an order it must happen in, Lilli is built for it.
Three steps, no setup.
Talk it through.
Describe the work — type it, paste a transcript, or (on desktop) let Lilli sit in on the meeting.
Lilli suggests the plan.
Phases, tasks, the right order, dependencies, a real timeline. Nothing changes without you.
You approve. It stays current.
After each check-in, Lilli flags what moved and drafts the update for everyone who needs it.
Most tools make you feed them. Lilli works the other way.
It builds the gated plan from a conversation.
Design freeze, samples, tooling, validation, freight — typed dependencies, not wishful rows.
It keeps suppliers and leadership on one timeline.
When a gate moves, Lilli drafts the update for everyone downstream of it.
The plan updates itself as gates move.
A slip on samples shows you the real ship date the same day — not at the next review.
On desktop, Lilli sits in on the production sync.
The desktop app listens to the sync, drafts the plan changes from what was decided, and waits for your approval before anything moves. Mac today, Windows on the way.
Questions, answered.
Is it for my kind of program?
NPI, production runs, tooling transfers, launches — anything with gates that must happen in order.
Do I have to switch tools?
No. Lilli owns the timeline and the updates; your PLM, ERP, and issue tracker stay where they are.
Does it record my meetings?
Only the desktop app captures meetings, only when you start it, and every proposed change waits for approval.
What does it cost?
The web app will be free to start. Paid plans add the desktop app and heavier use — see pricing.
Talk through your next build.
Describe it in plain language. Lilli drafts the plan, sequences the dependencies, and keeps everyone current — you approve every change.
Free early access — invites go out in waves. No credit card, no spam.