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The platform

The platform

The screen layout, the full navigation, and the surfaces where leaders work the RunOlga model.

Phase 1

This is part of what RunOlga delivers in Phase 1.

The RunOlga model describes the concepts — Priorities, Metrics, Issues, Seats. This section describes the surfaces: the screens where leaders actually work those concepts every day. Phase 1 ships a working screen for every item in the navigation.

The screen layout

The layout is locked (the "Original layout"): three columns, with Olga part of the workspace rather than a window you open.

ColumnWhat it is
LeftA narrow navigation column (44–48px) with an icon for every section
MiddleThe main content area — whichever section the user selected
RightOlga's panel — 240–280px, always visible, collapsible

The visual language — palette, monogram, and how Olga looks — is specified in Design.

The navigation

The left navigation shows every place a leader can go. Phase 1 ships all of it — including two items that open as labeled stubs for later phases.

Navigation itemWhat it isWhere it's documented
My ViewThe personalized home pageMy View
VisionMission, 10/3/1-year vision, core valuesVision
PeopleSeat Map, role definitions, accountability mapThe Accountability Chart
Data (Scorecard)Weekly and periodic metricsMetrics
IssuesProblems documented, worked, resolvedIssues
ProcessesThe documented-procedures libraryProcesses
Priorities90-day priorities and their tasksPriorities and Tasks
MeetingsMeetings scheduled, run, and documentedMeetings
PlannerScheduled work laid out by day and hourThe Planner
To-DosEach user's combined task listTo-Dos
AnnouncementsCompany- and team-wide messagesAnnouncements
KnowledgeThe internal document libraryThe Knowledge base
DirectoryEveryone in the organizationDirectory
InsightsCharts and reports — Phase 2 stubSee below
One-on-OnesPeople assessments — Phase 3 stubPeople reviews
SettingsAdd Teammates, Feedback, Help, ProfileSettings

The two stubs

Two navigation items are visible in Phase 1 but deliberately not functional. Each opens a short, honest message instead of pretending:

  • Insights — "Insights will be available in Phase 2 — reports showing trends across your scorecard, priorities, issues, and meetings."
  • One-on-Ones — "One-on-Ones will be available in Phase 3 — a framework for people assessments."

Showing the stubs keeps the navigation stable as the product grows: nothing moves when a phase arrives, it just switches on. The full phase map lives in Scope & roadmap.

The six main sections

RunOlga organizes the business into six areas — Vision, People, Data, Issues, Processes, and Traction (Priorities and Meetings together). The model pages describe what each area means and how Olga participates in it; the surfaces above are where the work happens.

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