One impact
Keep the long-term change at the top of the project without numbering it as though several competing impacts sit beside it.
Hoverview for development teams
Hoverview is a project management and reporting platform for development teams. Connect one impact, outcomes, outputs, indicators, activities, budgets and reports across the full project cycle, so the approved design remains useful years into implementation.
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The multi-year problem
Development projects often begin with a carefully negotiated theory of change, logical framework, indicator plan, workplan and budget. After approval, those elements commonly separate into different files owned by different people and updated on different schedules.
Hoverview keeps the framework and the work on the same project record. A result can retain its indicators, baselines and targets while planned activities, measurements, expenditure, evidence and reporting accumulate around it through implementation.
A development workflow
Start from existing donor documents, build the design in Logframe Studio, or combine both. The framework is not a one-time proposal artefact once the project begins.
Work from the problem and objectives, select a strategy pathway, and organise one impact with its outcomes, outputs, assumptions and planned activities.
Keep indicators beside the result they measure, with units, baselines, targets, reporting periods and means of verification owned by the project team.
Plan activities, record what was delivered, capture expenditure and evidence, and link implementation back to the output or outcome it supports.
Prepare donor narrative from confirmed records, review progress by reporting window, and keep framework edits and approvals visible rather than overwriting the earlier design silently.
The results chain in operation
Hoverview preserves the distinctions a credible results framework needs while making the connections visible to the people running the project.
Keep the long-term change at the top of the project without numbering it as though several competing impacts sit beside it.
Maintain the results hierarchy and the logic between what the project delivers and the change it expects those deliverables to support.
Keep each measure, unit and means of verification attached to the result it is intended to assess.
Store recorded starting points and intended values as human-owned facts, with reporting periods and later measurements kept distinct.
Connect the workplan and financial record to results without pretending that spending or completing an activity proves an outcome by itself.
Prepare narrative from confirmed project records and retain the source, review and approval history behind the final report.
Measurement without plausible wrong totals
A value reported this period, a cumulative total and a stock at one point in time cannot all be added in the same way. Hoverview records the measure type so progress can follow the meaning of the indicator rather than applying one universal sum.
That distinction matters across a multi-year project. Period flows can add across periods, cumulative flows use the latest reported total, and stock measures reflect the latest observation. Missing data remains missing rather than becoming a convenient zero.
One canonical project record
Known templates can be read deterministically, and other files can enter assisted extraction. In both cases, proposed results and measurements wait for review. The project keeps the donor's labels and source context without requiring a separate Hoverview product for every funder.
AI may propose a problem structure, framework records, extraction or report narrative. A person chooses the strategy, confirms the records, owns the baseline and target, edits the narrative and approves what leaves the organisation.
Bring the framework and files your team already uses, or start the design in Logframe Studio. Keep the decisions with your team and the project record ready for reporting.