Framework
The results, and what measures them.
Logframe Studio
The logframe builder that stays with the project.
Create a logframe: import one, write one, or work one out from your documents. Then run the project on it.
Four starting points
Four ways in. One logframe.
Whichever you pick, every line stays editable.
Import an existing framework
For when the logframe already exists in a file. Upload it and Hoverview reads out the results, indicators, baselines and targets for someone to accept.
Write it yourself, step by step
For when it is in your head and not in a file. The wizard asks a question at a time, saves each line as you leave it, and generates nothing.
Add one row at a time
One result, indicator or planned activity at a time. This is also how a framework grows after it arrives by any other route.
Work one out from your documents
For when your files hold a proposal and assessments but no logframe. Hoverview lays out the problem and offers a few ways of tackling it, then drafts from the one you pick.
Logframe example: a synthetic project
Impact
Communities experience improved health through sustained access to safe water
Outcome 1
Water points remain operational
Output 1.1
Maintenance groups trained
Activity 1.1.1: Train local maintenance committees
Two connected lenses
One framework. Two ways to read it.
The same records, three views. Changing lens never makes a second copy.
Progress
Baselines, targets and what has been reported.
From framework to delivery
The output is a project, not a file
- Planned work stays attached to the result it is meant to deliver.
- What gets reported adds up against the indicator it belongs to.
- Budgets and spending keep the project's own categories, not ours.
- Donor reports draw on delivery, progress and finances the team has already confirmed, rather than a fresh spreadsheet.
Human decisions
Does AI write your logframe for you?
It writes a first draft, not the final answer. You choose the strategy, you confirm the structure, and every baseline and target is yours. Anything AI wrote stays marked as AI-written until someone on your team has read it.
Common questions
Questions teams ask before they start
- How do I create a logframe in Hoverview?
- Inside the project, and you pick the way in: import the framework a donor has already given you, write your own in the wizard, add rows one at a time, or let Hoverview work one out from your proposal and assessments. Whichever you pick, every line stays editable afterwards.
- What is a logframe?
- A logframe, short for logical framework, sets out what a project is trying to change, what it will produce, how anyone will know it is happening, and what has to hold true for it to work. Most donors ask for one, and it becomes the summary the project is measured against.
- Can AI write a logframe for you?
- A first draft, not the finished thing. It does not choose your strategy: it offers a few realistic options and you pick the one that fits your mandate and your capacity. Every row waits for someone on your team to accept it.
- Do I need documents to start?
- No. If the logframe is in your head rather than in a file, the wizard asks for it a step at a time in plain words, and nothing on that path is generated. Each line saves as you leave it, so you can start on one day and finish on another.
- Can I import a logframe my donor has already given us?
- Yes. Upload it as a PDF, Word, Excel, OpenDocument or CSV file: where Hoverview recognises the donor template it reads it directly, and where it does not, AI reads it instead. What comes back is a set of suggestions to accept, so nothing overwrites the framework you already have.
- Can we change the logframe once the project has started?
- Yes, and that is the point of keeping it here rather than in a document. Lines are edited as the project moves, earlier versions are kept, and removing a line archives it rather than erasing the history behind it.
- How much does the logframe builder cost?
- Nothing for one project, and no card is requested. What will be paid for is seeing across projects you do not run yourself.
Build the framework where the project will run
One project free. No card, no call. Author the framework on a phone or a desktop, and report delivery from the field on either.
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