Enginely is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by EOS Worldwide, LLC. If your team runs an EOS®-style weekly meeting — scorecard, quarterly priorities, and a real issues-solving block — Enginely gives you the whole rhythm in one fast tool, for a small flat price instead of per-user fees.
The core weekly-meeting workflow, side by side.
| Capability | Enginely | Typical EOS®-style platforms |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly meeting runner with built-in timer | Included | Included |
| Scorecard / weekly metrics | Included | Included |
| Quarterly priorities tracking | Included | Included |
| Issues list with solve workflow | Included | Included |
| Loads instantly, single screen | Yes | Often a multi-module suite |
| Pricing | Free up to 10; $49/mo flat up to 25 | Per user, or a larger flat fee |
| One-click full data export (JSON) | Yes | Varies |
| Requires a certified implementer | No | Often encouraged |
Named comparisons, with current prices and sources: Ninety · Bloom Growth · EOS One® · full pricing.
Enginely is built for teams that already believe in a structured weekly meeting and want a fast, affordable place to run it. Typically that is a leadership team of three to eight people at a company of 10 to 100, or a department inside a larger company whose leader wants the same rhythm for their own team. Some of these teams run the full Entrepreneurial Operating System® with a coach; many picked up the weekly meeting from a book or a previous employer and run it on their own.
What they have in common: they want the meeting, not a platform. They care about starting on time, seeing the numbers, knowing whether priorities are on track, and spending most of the hour solving real problems. Enginely does exactly that and very little else — on purpose.
Enginely uses everyday labels so teams outside the framework feel at home, while anyone who knows the EOS® vocabulary will recognize every step immediately:
| Common EOS®-style term | In Enginely | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Level 10 Meeting™ (L10) | Weekly pulse call | The 90-minute weekly meeting itself |
| Rocks | Priorities | 3–7 quarterly priorities with one owner each |
| Scorecard | Scorecard | 5–15 weekly measurables with goals |
| IDS | Issues (identify, discuss, solve) | The 60-minute issue-solving block |
| Cascading messages | Shared updates | What the rest of the company needs to hear |
Being honest about scope saves everyone time. Enginely is a weekly-meeting tool. It does not include the broader planning and people tools that full operating-system suites offer — for example a one-page vision and planning document, an accountability or org chart, people assessments, process documentation, one-on-one meeting templates, or a training curriculum. If your team uses those every week inside one suite, a full platform may suit you better. Many teams keep those documents in the tools they already use (a shared doc, a slide, an HR system) and run just the weekly meeting in Enginely.
Per-user pricing quietly discourages inviting the whole team into the meeting tool, so notes end up in side documents. Enginely is free for up to 10 people and $49 a month flat for up to 25 (Business: $149 for up to 100), so adding the next person costs nothing.
A meeting tool is used live, with everyone watching the shared screen. Enginely is a single screen that loads instantly and moves section to section without page loads, so the facilitator is never waiting on the software while six people watch.
Enginely is self-serve. You can bring your own framework, follow the free weekly meeting agenda template, or keep working with a coach you already like — nothing in the product depends on a certified relationship.
Export every meeting, scorecard, priority, to-do and issue as JSON whenever you want. Leaving should be as easy as joining.
Not sure yet? Open the sample meeting — a sample workspace with a scorecard, priorities, and issues already filled in. Nothing to sign up for, and nothing you change leaves your browser.
Monday. Scorecard owners enter last week's numbers (it takes each person a minute or two). Anyone with a problem, decision or idea adds it to the issues list, so the list is already half-built before the meeting starts.
Tuesday, 9:00. The facilitator opens the team and starts the meeting. Check-in takes five minutes. The scorecard shows green and red at a glance; two red rows get dropped onto the issues list without discussion. Each priority owner says on or off track. Headlines and last week's to-dos take another ten minutes. By 9:30 the reporting is done and the team has a prioritized issues list.
9:30 to 10:25. The team works the top three issues, one at a time, to a decision. Each solved issue leaves with a follow-up to-do, an owner and a due date. The section timer keeps the block honest; unsolved issues stay on the list for next week.
10:25. Conclude: new to-dos are read back, anything the rest of the company needs to hear is noted, and everyone rates the meeting. When the facilitator ends the meeting, attendees get a summary email with the to-dos and solved issues, and the meeting is saved to the team's history with its rating.
The rest of the week. People work their to-dos. Next Tuesday, they report done or not done in five minutes — and the rhythm repeats.
Whatever you pick, the meeting matters more than the software. Keep the same slot every week, finish on time, report without discussing, spend the hour on issues, and leave with owned to-dos. If the tool makes those habits easier and costs little enough that you never think twice about inviting someone, it is the right tool. Our guides to the quarterly rocks and identify–discuss–solve parts of the meeting are free either way.
Free for teams up to 10, no card. $49/month flat when you need up to 25 seats.
No. Enginely is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by EOS Worldwide, LLC. It supports the same kind of structured weekly departmental meeting many teams already run.
Yes. On paid plans, Enginely imports rocks, to-dos, issues and headlines from Ninety's XLSX exports, and everything stays exportable as JSON so you are never locked in.
Not automatically. Enginely's built-in importer only reads Ninety.io exports today. From other tools, teams re-enter their current scorecard, priorities and open issues, which usually takes well under an hour.
No. Enginely is self-serve. Bring your own framework, start from the free agenda template, or keep working with a coach you already use.
Free for up to 10 seats and 3 teams. Team is $49 per month flat for up to 25 seats with unlimited teams, and Business is $149 per month for up to 100 seats and multiple workspaces. Paid plans start with a 14-day free trial.
Yes. Each team has its own agenda template, so you can reorder sections, turn optional ones on or off, and adjust the minutes for each — for example to run a shorter format while keeping the same structure.
Yes. A workspace can hold several teams, each with its own scorecard, priorities, issues and meeting history. The Free plan includes up to 3 teams; paid plans include unlimited teams.
Enginely focuses on the weekly meeting. It does not include vision-planning documents, accountability or org charts, people assessments, process documentation, or one-on-one templates.