Paste your requirements and SPM writes user stories your engineers can act on. Clear language, proper structure, explicit acceptance criteria. No ambiguity for dev to interpret.
Any format: a formal spec, a design doc, Slack notes, or rough bullets. SPM reads intent, not just words.
Each story uses plain language for the role, action, and benefit. No PM jargon that leaves engineers guessing. The AI separates concerns so each story addresses one user need.
Stories arrive with Given/When/Then acceptance criteria written at the same level of detail as your requirements. No follow-up clarification needed before dev picks them up.
Stories are written the way engineers read them. No vague benefits like "improve user experience." Every benefit is concrete.
Given/When/Then scenarios are written to the spec level your requirements imply. Testable from day one.
SPM splits mixed requirements into separate stories. Dev never inherits an "and also..." story they have to decompose themselves.
Paste directly into Jira, Linear, or any backlog tool. The structure is consistent across all generated stories.
Paste your meeting notes or transcript. SPM extracts action items, assigns owners, maps dependencies, and organizes everything into a prioritized NOW / NEXT / LATER visual roadmap. Takes about 30 seconds.
Notes to RoadmapTurn scattered bullet points, brainstorm scratchpads, or planning session notes into a structured visual roadmap. SPM reads your rough notes, identifies what matters, and organizes it into prioritized lanes with owners.
Standup to RoadmapYour daily standups generate decisions and blockers that disappear into Slack. Paste your standup notes and SPM converts them into a living roadmap that tracks what is blocked, what is moving, and what comes next.
Transcript to RoadmapMeeting transcripts from Otter.ai, Fireflies, Google Meet, or Zoom are full of decisions buried in conversation. Paste your transcript and SPM extracts the commitments, owners, and next steps into a visual roadmap.