You might have heard that Thomas Edison invented the light bulb. He didn’t.

By the time Edison turned his attention to lighting in the 1870s, other versions of incandescent bulbs already existed. But those early solutions were flawed—they burned out quickly, were expensive to produce, and were far from practical for everyday use.

Edison didn’t aim to reinvent the light bulb. He focused on perfecting it. He and his team at Menlo Park tested thousands of materials until they found the answer: carbonized bamboo. That breakthrough turned the light bulb from an unreliable invention into a durable, affordable, and life-changing solution. Edison didn’t just create light—he made it work.

At Astravue, we take the same approach.

The world is full of project management tools, but they share a common problem: they’re often too complicated. Instead of helping teams work better, these tools overwhelm them with cluttered interfaces, scattered workflows, and features they don’t need.

That’s why we built Astravue, a simple project management tool that focuses on what truly matters: helping teams organize, collaborate, and deliver results with ease.