Ninety-day product launch timeline

This launch timeline uses a short ninety-day window to show the essential work around a product release. It begins with kickoff and scope confirmation, then gives feature development a defined time range. A feature-freeze milestone protects the testing and support-readiness period that follows. Public release is visible as the central delivery event, and a final review period closes the loop. The example is deliberately concise so it fits in a card and remains readable in a planning meeting. Use it as a starting point for a release that has a fixed target date, then add the owners, detailed tasks and risks in the team’s project-management system.