About Stokik
Built for people who plan carefully and build deliberately.
Why we built this
Most planning tools optimise for lists. They're great at tracking tasks but terrible at showing structure. When you're building a complex product, you need to see how everything connects — not just what's on the list.
Stokik started as a frustration. We kept switching between a visual diagramming tool, a wiki, and a project tracker — and none of them talked to each other. Documentation would drift from the plan. The plan would drift from reality.
The idea was simple: a canvas where you can lay out your work visually, connect the pieces, and attach rich documentation directly to each item. One place where structure and detail live together and stay in sync.
What we believe
Structure is thinking
The act of placing items on a canvas and drawing connections between them is itself a planning activity. It forces you to be explicit about what depends on what.
Docs should live with the work
A specification that lives in a separate wiki will drift from the plan. Attaching documents directly to nodes keeps context co-located with intent.
Less is more
We deliberately avoid feature sprawl. Stokik does one thing well: visual planning with connected documentation. No sprints, no time tracking, no Gantt charts.
Teams need precision
Granular permissions matter for real organisations. Being able to say "this person can comment but not edit" is the difference between a tool people trust and one they work around.
Get in touch
We're a small team. We read every email. If you have feedback, questions, or just want to talk about product planning, reach out at hello@stokik.com.