Concepts

Wyrdos connects strategy to execution. Everything traces from principles and goals down to containers and zones, so your team always knows why work exists and where it belongs.

Engines (Strategy)

The engines layer captures the "why" — values, strategic themes, and goals.

Principles

Core beliefs and guidelines that inform decisions. Principles are the foundation everything else builds on.

Pillars

Major strategic themes or focus areas. Pillars connect upward to principles and downward to goals and containers, giving structure to your strategy.

Value Goals

High-level, value-driven objectives. These represent what you're trying to achieve at a broad level and can link to pillars and containers.

Goal Outcomes

Specific, time-bound outcomes. Each goal outcome has a term (now, short, medium, long), a target completion date, and connects to value goals, pillars, and containers. This is where strategy becomes measurable.

Pipelines (Execution)

The pipelines layer is the "how" — where work gets organised and done.

Containers

Broad work areas or responsibilities (e.g. Work, Studio, Personal, Admin). Containers hold zones and link upward to pillars, value goals, and goal outcomes. They're the primary way to scope and filter your views.

Zones

Actionable work areas within or alongside containers. Zones have dates (do date, due date) and connect to categories, pillars, and goal outcomes.

Directory (Resources)

The directory layer tracks the tools, people, and funding your work depends on.

Stack

Your technology and tool inventory. Each entry can include a website, docs link, and description, and links to categories and containers.

Rolodex

A contact and company directory. Entries support nested contacts (name, email, phone, point of contact) and social links (LinkedIn, X, Instagram, etc.).

Funding

Funding opportunity tracker with fields for eligibility, deadlines, and decision timelines. Links to containers, pillars, and rolodex entries.

Supporting Entities

Pages

General-purpose documents for notes, decisions, and reference material. Pages use a rich text editor and can be categorised by type and category.

Types & Categories

Flexible tagging for any entity. Types and categories are scoped per entity type (e.g. container types, zone categories) so you can organise and filter consistently across the system.

Templates

Default content templates for each entity type. When you create a new container, zone, or any other entity, a template can pre-fill the editor with a standard structure.

How It Connects

The core flow traces from strategy down to execution:

Principles → Pillars → Value Goals → Goal Outcomes → Containers → Zones

Entities can be cross-linked at every level, so you can always trace an active piece of work back to the strategic reason it exists. This traceability is what turns Wyrdos from a project tracker into an operating system for how your team thinks, decides, and works.