Private beta · 2026Built for AI-native product teams

Ship products,
not paperwork.

Autopilot PM keeps your PRDs, decisions, and team updates in sync across Slack, GitHub, Linear, and Notion. Reclaim 10+ hours a week per PM.

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Sits on top of the tools your team already uses
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01 Sound familiar?

Half your week is spent chasing context.

Modern AI tools made shipping cheap. The bottleneck moved to keeping everyone aligned. Most product teams have not adapted.

01
"Where did we land on this?"

Decisions live in five different threads. By the time you find the right one, you have already started rewriting it.

02
"Did this get built that way?"

The PRD says one thing. The code does another. You only find out at QA, demo day, or worse, after launch.

03
"Why is the new PM asking again?"

Senior PMs draw on dozens of past launches. Junior ones start cold. Your team's instincts do not transfer.

04
"Whose plan is current?"

Sales, support, marketing, and legal each get a hand-assembled version. Nobody is sure which one is current.

02Why it's different

One source of truth.
Every tool you use.

Three things working together: your team's memory, every signal flowing in, and the routine work drafted for you.

01 · Memory

Memory that doesn't quit

Every decision, hypothesis, and commitment your team makes is captured automatically. Searchable forever, with the original Slack thread, call, or doc edit attached.

02 · Connected

Connected where work happens

Sits on top of Slack, GitHub, Linear, Notion, and your call recordings. Every conversation, every PR, every customer signal feeds in automatically. No manual updates.

03 · Autopilot

The boring work, drafted

Release notes, status updates, PR comments, sync recaps. All drafted from real activity, ready for review. You decide what gets sent.

03 In practice

Three flows your team will live in.

Each one runs on the same memory. Each one saves hours every week.

01 · Auditor

Catch spec drift before it ships.

Your PRD and your code stop telling different stories. The auditor watches both. It flags missing acceptance criteria, untested hypotheses, and code that drifts from spec. You hear about it before standup, not after launch.

  • Logic gaps, missing edge cases, missing instrumentation
  • Cross-referenced against pull requests as they ship
  • Risk surfaced in your Slack channel, not after the demo
prds/onboarding-v3.prd
Live
PRD-241 · Updated 14 min ago
Activation flow v3: progressive setup
in build3 hypotheses2 issues
REQ-12Users can skip workspace setup and complete it later from Settings.
REQ-13Onboarding completion is tracked end-to-end. Acceptance criteria missing.
REQ-14Empty-state CTA routes to template gallery within 800ms.
Code drift detected
PR #441 ships a new onboarding_v2_complete event but REQ-13 still references the deprecated setup_done event. Fix the PRD or roll back the rename.
02 · Decision Log

Never relitigate a decision.

Every decision auto-captured from threads, calls, and doc edits. Searchable in plain English. When a new decision contradicts an old one, you see the original rationale before signing off.

  • Ask "have we discussed this before?" and get an answer in seconds
  • Provenance back to the original thread, call, or edit
  • Reversal alerts catch contradictions before they reach build
memory/decisions.log
3 active
DEC-882Pricing
Move to per-seat pricing for teams over 10
approved by maya · from #pricing-v2 · 6d ago
DEC-901Conflict
Flat-rate pricing for teams of all sizes
drafted from sales call with acme · 14m ago
Reverses DEC-882 · review original rationale
DEC-873Resolved
Self-serve trial ends after 14 days, not 7
approved by jordan · from PRD-188 · 3w ago
03 · Inbox

Routine work, queued for you.

Release notes, weekly status, stakeholder syncs, drafted from real activity. Approve, edit, or skip in seconds. Sensitive things ask first. Routine things ship on a schedule.

  • Five settings per task, from "just watch" to "just do it"
  • Dry-run preview for any external action before sign-off
  • Audit log queryable with rationale and source signals
inbox/today
7 items
D
Draft release notes for v3.4 ready for review
synthesized from 12 PRs across 4 PRDs
Draft
P
Comment on PR #441 with REQ-13 mismatch
reversible · awaiting one-click approval
Propose
A
Posted weekly status to #leadership
auto-acted under "weekly-status" rule · log #2419
Acted
S
3 customer signals look like a single problem
suggested cluster: "import errors on large CSVs"
Suggest
04 You stay in control

Five settings.
Always reversible.

Dial autopilot from "just watch" to "just do it" — per task. Sensitive things stay sensitive. Routine things handle themselves.

0
Watch
Reads everything. Takes no action. Builds memory in the background.
1
Suggest
Pings you with ideas, drafts, or risks in your inbox.
2
Draft
Writes directly into PRDs, status updates, and release notes. Notifies you.
3
Ask first
Queues an external action with one-click approval and a dry-run preview.
4
Auto
Handles routine items end-to-end. Reserved for narrow, low-risk work.
05 What you get back

Hours back, every week.

Targets we are designing toward. Modeled from PM time-allocation studies and the share of every week typically lost to chasing context and rewriting docs.

10+hrs
Saved per PM, per week. The hours you spend chasing context and writing recap docs.
projected · phase 1
70%
Fewer post-launch surprises. Drift between PRD and code is caught before merge.
projected · phase 1
<5sec
To find any past decision across Slack, Notion, calls, and PRs in plain English.
projected · phase 2
80%
Of routine writeups originate as ready-to-review drafts, not blank pages.
north star · phase 3
06 Common questions

Questions, answered.

What does Autopilot PM actually do, day to day?
It captures every product decision automatically, keeps PRDs aligned with code as it ships, and drafts the routine writeups PMs spend hours on (release notes, weekly status, stakeholder updates). Your PMs stop hunting for context and start shipping.
How is this different from ChatPRD, Notion AI, or Productboard Spark?
Generic AI tools generate text on demand and forget. Autopilot PM remembers everything your team has decided, links every claim back to where it came from (Slack thread, call, PR, doc edit), and watches for drift. Your PRDs and updates stay in sync with reality automatically.
Which tools does it connect to?
At launch: Slack, Discord, GitHub, Linear, Notion. Coming next: Intercom, Zendesk, Gong, Chorus, Amplitude, Mixpanel, PostHog, Figma, Confluence, and meeting transcripts.
How much control do PMs keep?
Full control. Every action class has five settings from Watch to Auto. You decide which kinds of work get drafted versus auto-sent, with hard limits on irreversible or high-stakes actions. External communications to executives, the board, or customers stay capped at one-click approval until you raise the limit.
Who is it built for?
Product managers at growth-stage SaaS companies with strong engineering culture, especially teams of 3 to 50 PMs. The buyer is typically a Head of Product, CPO, or CTO purchasing consistency, leverage, and institutional memory across the team.
How is data handled and secured?
SOC 2 from day one. No training on customer data. Enterprise SSO and RBAC. Data residency options. Permissions inherit through every connected tool with overrides at any document or thread. Every autopilot action is queryable in an audit log.
When can my team try it?
Private beta is rolling out to early-access teams in 2026. Join the waitlist below and we will reach out with onboarding details.
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