Product managers
Prototypes, not specs
Turn an idea into something people can click, and keep everyone in the loop as it changes.
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How it helps
Show, don’t describe
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Clickable in an afternoon
Describe the flow and get a working prototype you can share with your team.
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Plans in plain words
Codend writes down what it will build first, so you can correct it before any code.
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Updates without chasing
A weekly task turns merged work into a changelog the whole team can read.
Stay in the loop
Updates the whole team can read
A weekly task writes what shipped in words, not commit messages.
- Grouped by feature, not by file
- Written from the merged pull requests
- Posted where your team reads
- Schedule
- Fridays · 17:00
- Prompt
- Summarize this week’s merged pull requests into a short changelog grouped by area.
- Tools
GitHubNotion
Recent runs
- Oct 24Wrote a changelog of 14 pull requests
- Oct 17Wrote a changelog of 9 pull requests
- Oct 10Wrote a changelog of 11 pull requests
Try it
Start with one of these
Onboarding flow. Prototype a three-screen onboarding flow for new users, with a progress bar.
Try itSettings page. Build a settings page with profile, notifications and a danger zone, using our components.
Try itRelease notes. Write release notes for everything merged this week, grouped by feature.
Try it