For product managers

Product decision log and customer insight workspace

Your job is judgment: which of forty good ideas is the one, and the exact sentence a customer said that changed your mind.

Product managers and product owners

Product managers and product owners

The week this desk is for

Catch the quote before it is gone

Right after the call, a ten-second voice note of their words. Turn the good ones into a customer insight. It resurfaces when the theme comes up again.

The maybe-pile, made honest

Ideas are opportunities, not to-dos. Raw, Exploring, Validating, Building - plus Paused and Abandoned. The board reflects reality, not hope.

Why aren’t we doing X?

Log the product decision the day you make it, with the why. Meeting notes capture the week. A decision log captures the year.

Did the bet pay off?

Ship against a hypothesis, then write the outcome on the release. The timeline tells what you actually learned.

Guides worth reading first

Quick answers

Is this a customer-feedback warehouse?
No. You capture the decisive quote, turn it into an insight, and let it sit next to the decision it drove.
Does this replace the roadmap tool?
No. It keeps the judgment the roadmap forgot.

New to the product? Start with How it works or see pricing.