PRD
Written from what your team actually decided.
4.9 Rating over 12,850 Reviews
The single platform for AI‑native product managers.
Anchor reads your interviews, tickets and docs first. Then it writes the PRD — and every line cites its source.
Rated 4.9 out of 5, over 12,850 reviews.
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- No credit card
- Start with one source
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Sources
- Customer Interviews24 calls
- Meeting Transcripts112 hrs
- Slack6 channels
- Jira—
- Notion—
- Figma—
Project Brain
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Acceptance Criteria
Given an expired session, cart contents are restored
Given a soft decline, the user is not charged twice
Connecting sources…
Built for
The teams who own the what and the why
Product Teams
Specs engineers don't have to interrogate
Startups
One PM, ten priorities, no documentation debt
Scaleups
Context that survives the team doubling
Enterprise Innovation
Speed inside organisations built without it
The problem
Your product knowledge isn't missing. It's scattered.
It is spread across six tools, and nobody can hold all of it at once.
The solution
Anchor reads everything before it writes anything.
It builds a working model of your product — the decisions, the contradictions, and everything nobody has answered.
Why did we cut offline mode?
Ask
- Vireo
- Saltbox
- Larkfield
You stop being the only person 
who remembers why. Six months on, the decision, the objection and the source are all still there.
How it works
Three steps. The first one is the whole idea.
Connect your product sources
Interviews, transcripts, Slack, Jira, Notion, Figma. Start with one.
Anchor builds your Project Brain
It reads, links and cross-examines — then tells you what's missing.
Generate everything you need
PRDs, stories, criteria, tasks, roadmaps. All traced to source.
Integrations
It plugs into where your context already lives.
Conversations & research
Where the reasoning happens
- Customer InterviewsRecordings & notes
- Meeting TranscriptsCalls & workshops
- Customer FeedbackTickets & reviews
Docs & knowledge
Where decisions get written
- NotionPages & databases
- ConfluenceSpaces & pages
- PRDsEvery revision
- Product DocumentationInternal & public
Delivery & signal
Where the evidence lives
- JiraIssues & comments
- SlackChannels you choose
- FigmaFiles & frames
- AnalyticsProduct usage
What you get
One brain. Everything downstream of it.
User Stories
Sliced the way engineers work.
Acceptance Criteria
Testable, from the edge cases in your calls.
Technical Tasks
Small enough to start without a meeting.
MVP Recommendation
The smallest version that tests the real risk.
Roadmap
Sequenced by dependency, not by volume.
Risks
The assumptions your plan quietly depends on.
Open Questions
Still undecided, pointed at who decides.
I inherited four years of product history and no memory of it. This gave the memory back in a week.
What it changes
Less explaining. More building.
Maya EllisonSenior Product Manager, Vireo It opened with a contradiction between our PRD and an interview from March. That one catch saved us a sprint.
My engineers stopped messaging me to ask what I meant.That is the entire review.
Tom RadzikHead of Product, Saltbox Daniel FerreiraGroup Product Manager, Kestrel It asked me three questions I had been avoiding for a month. That was the uncomfortable part, and the useful one.
The MVP it recommended cut two features I was attached to.It was right about both.
Sofia BrandtFounder, Thistle Hannah WhitlockEngineering Manager, Fernway Our acceptance criteria used to be a negotiation. Now they arrive with the edge case already in them.
I stopped rewriting the same context into every ticket.It already knew.
Arjun MehtaProduct Lead, Ondine Marcus OyelaranDirector of Product, Quarrow Onboarding a new PM used to take a month of meetings. Now they read the brain.
Why we're different
Prompt-first tools generate. AI-native ones understand.
Prompt-first AI
- Only knows what you remember to paste in
- Generic documents that fit any product
- Hallucinations, delivered confidently
- Nothing carries to the next project
- No way to check where an answer came from
Anchor
- Reads your sources before it writes
- A brain modelled on your specific product
- Names what's missing instead of inventing it
- Memory that persists between projects
- Every claim links back to its source
Pricing
One brain per project. Priced per person.
Every plan includes the full discovery loop — gap detection, contradictions and traceable output. The tiers differ in how much product you point at it.
Save 20% on annual
Starter
For a solo PM or a founder doing both jobs
$19per editor / monthbilled annually
- 1 Project Brain
- 3 connected sources
- PRDs, user stories, acceptance criteria
- Gap and contradiction detection
Team
Most popularFor a product team shipping against one roadmap
$49per editor / monthbilled annually
Everything in Starter, plus
- Unlimited Project Brains
- Every integration
- Product memory across projects
- Traceability from any line to its source
- Shared workspace and roles
Enterprise
For organisations with review and access requirements
Customscoped to your organisation
Everything in Team, plus
- SSO and SCIM provisioning
- Permissions inherited from connected tools
- Custom data retention
- Named support contact
- Free trial
- No credit card
- Start with one source
Customers
Trusted by teams who ship on evidence.
Product leads, founders and heads of product — the people who have to defend the plan in the room.
Objections
The questions worth asking first
Working from a model of your product instead of from prompts. You stop re-explaining context every session and start from what your team already decided. The tool carries the memory; you keep the judgement.
Chosen by 
the people who have to ship it.
Give it the context once. Get plans your engineers can build from.
Rated 4.9 out of 5, over 12,850 reviews.
- Free trial
- No credit card
- Start with one source