Planning for Software development has been one of the challenging phases of Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). Proper planning for software development can assure the quality of software product. Traditional SDLCs where development phase starts upon completion of order and setting deliverables by customers have replaced by procedural and iterative that delivery is on module-basis. These strategies are common as they are budget-saving, require less time to deliver and do not require having all the requirements ready at the beginning. In traditional way, planning and tracing software requirement took place by seniors and experts in product feasibility planning which was costly as well. Alternatively, in new strategies, planning is based on resource sharing and tracing among different projects by non-experts to reduce costs. However, available platforms in the market are having complicated menus and not interactive enough (mainly text-basis) to regular IT staffs to plan and trace for their projects requirements and resources and simply find the impactful ones.
