The AI product assistant notices when someone asks for a product change in a work chat, asks one clarifying question, and turns it into a prioritized backlog — with an "asked by N teams" signal. Then it closes the loop, telling whoever asked what was taken, shipped or declined. Nothing gets lost between a passing "it'd be great if…" and a decision.
The best feedback arrives in passing — and then it's gone.
Ideas show up mid-conversation: "it'd be great if…", "it's annoying that…". They land in a busy thread, no one logs them, and no one comes back to the person who asked. So the product gets built on guesses, and the people giving feedback stop bothering.
The assistant reads the chats it's placed in. When it spots a product request it asks one warm clarifying question — or stays quiet if it's already clear — logs it, merges it with the same request from other teams, and posts the status back to the person who raised it. All in Telegram, where the team already works.
An agent that closes the loop from "it'd be great if…" to a decision the person actually hears about — and turns scattered wishes into a list you can build from.
Spots product requests as they're raised and asks one warm clarifying question to get it right — or stays quiet if it's already clear. Nothing depends on someone remembering to write it down.
Turns wishes into a backlog and merges the same request from different teams into an "asked by N" signal — so the roadmap follows real demand, not the loudest voice in the room.
When something is taken, shipped or declined, it posts a short honest status back to the requester's chat — so people see they were heard, and keep giving you the feedback that makes the product better.
You decide what to build. The assistant captures, clarifies, prioritizes and reports back — your team makes the roadmap calls. It removes the tax around feedback, so no good idea dies in the scroll-back and no one is left wondering if they were heard.
It works in the chats your team and clients already use — no feedback form for anyone to remember, no new tool to adopt.
The product assistant is the loop we run inside our own company: our clients' wishes are caught in the chat, clarified, merged into a prioritized backlog, and every request gets a status back. The product grows from real demand, not guesses. We don't publish invented "features shipped" numbers — in a diagnostic we look at where your feedback lives today. The same loop can run on your own product, so your team's and customers' feedback becomes a prioritized backlog — on request.
Tell us where product feedback lives today and slips through. We'll come back with an estimate of the effect and a plan for the first team. We reply within one business day.
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