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👋 Hi Product Hunters, This is my first launch on PH and I'm excited! 🎉 TLDR; Software developers don't you hate vague or incomplete requirements? Product owners and testers don't you hate bugs that should have been identified in the design phase, leading to time overruns and angry humans? Well, successful software starts with amazing requirements. And Userdoc helps you build amazing requirements and gives your software the best chance of success. 👉 WHAT WE DO Userdoc uses sophisticated AI to generate software requirements using industry-standard concepts including: 📚 User Stories ✅ Acceptance Criteria 👩🏻‍🦰 User Personas 🗺️ User Journeys But this isn't just ChatGPT - we take detailed knowledge of your system, its end users, and their goals - and build a set of requirements any developer would love to work with, and tester would love to test using. Userdoc then integrates with your existing project management tools such as JIRA, and allows you to easily sync your requirements across for implementation - but keeping them in Userdoc as the source of truth for your system. Userdoc is also amazing at making new requirements, as it learns from your other features, creating compliant requirements as detailed as a business analyst! 👉 WHY YOU NEED USERDOC • Detailed & accurate requirements have been proven to give better results • But humans are squishy, we make mistakes and can forget things • Plus for large and complex systems, writing detailed requirements takes a loooong time! • But we know projects with poor requirements actually cost 60% more, and take 60% longer • Userdoc's AI is an intelligent business analyst and product owner combined in one • And your requirements become amazing living documentation that reduce knowledge silos • JIRA is where knowledge goes to die, Userdoc is the source of truth for your software 🙏 MY ASK We'd love you to give Userdoc a go and let us know about your first impressions, your thoughts, feedback, and any questions you might have. Thanks for your support! ❤️️

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1yr ago

Alexander Ptitsyn

Scade.pro

Hey Chris! Just accept my congratulations with launch!

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1yr ago

Yura Turivny

👋 Hey there! Just stumbled upon Userdoc and it looks like a game changer for software development! 😃 It's great to see a tool that addresses the common issue of vague requirements. 💡 I'm curious, how does the AI adapt to different project scopes and complexities? Moreover, how does Userdoc handle potential changes in requirements during the development phase? Your tool seems to offer a promising solution to a common industry problem. Looking forward to trying it out! 👍

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1yr ago

Chris Rickard

Maker

@yura_turivny Thanks Yura, you're totally right vague and ambiguous requirements are a HUGE issue (the U.S. spends 20 billion per year fixing requirements-related issues!) 🙋‍♂️ How does the AI adapt to different project scopes and complexities? Userdoc's AI understands your end user's goals and needs and with your project overview, and then uses a lot of historical information and experience to craft the requirements. This is for initial project creation, but many users already have existing projects - so they don't use AI automation at that point but import their user stories or manually enter them. Once your requirements are in your Userdoc project, these then become the source of truth for future requirements and additions - so our AI gets better and better as there's more detail about your system. 🙋‍♂️ How does Userdoc handle potential changes in requirements during the development phase? This is key, as requirements are not set in stone. All requirements are versioned, and specific versions can be sync'd to your project management tools. When viewing a version you see the user story and acceptance criteria "diff" just as you would in Github, which shows additions/removals/changes. Versions can allow the developers to implement say "version 5" of the user story and acceptance criteria, whilst the product owner is working on "version 6" (and perhaps the QA team are still finalizing testing of "version 4" etc.) Thanks for your feedback Yura, and love to hear more once you've had a chance to test it out!

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1yr ago

Shubham Dhawan

Congrats on the launch Chris! Very excited to see this here. Being one of the early users of Userdoc, I can totally recommend this to all product teams out there.

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1yr ago