Evidence-based roadmap planning with customer data and AI insights (coming soon)
Toots is evolving from a project management tool into a full product discovery platform. The roadmap features below are planned — they represent the pivot toward helping teams figure out what to build based on real customer evidence.
These features are not yet implemented. This page documents the planned product direction. See the GitHub Issues for implementation progress.
Most AI tools help you write code faster. But the hardest part of building products isn’t how to build — it’s what to build in the first place.Toots aims to close that gap by:
Ingesting real customer data — Interviews, support tickets, analytics, feedback
Surfacing insights — AI synthesizes patterns across your data
Recommending features — Evidence-ranked proposals with citations
Generating tickets — Jira/Linear-style issues grounded in evidence
Think of it as “Cursor for product management” — an AI system focused on helping teams decide what to build, not just how to build it.
A new entry point alongside the existing “describe your project” flow:
Current flow (idea-first)
Planned flow (evidence-first)
1. You have a project idea2. Describe it to Toots3. AI asks clarifying questions4. AI generates tickets based on your idea
1. You upload customer data2. AI extracts insights3. AI recommends features based on evidence4. You pick an insight to explore5. AI generates tickets with citations to source data
Instead of starting with an assumption about what to build, you start with what customers are telling you.
One click to turn an insight into a fully scoped project:
Insight: "Onboarding flow is confusing (12 sources)"↓ Click "Create project"Project: "Improve user onboarding"Description: "12/40 interviewees struggled with initial setup. Common pain points: unclear CTAs, too many steps, lack of progress indicators."AI asks clarifying questions:- What's your success metric (activation rate, time to value)?- Who should be involved (designers, engineers, growth team)?- What's your timeline?AI generates tickets:- "Analyze onboarding funnel data" (cites analytics source)- "Review interview transcripts for specific friction points" (cites interview sources)- "Design simplified onboarding flow" (references user feedback)- "Implement progress indicator UI" (based on common request)- etc.
Each ticket description includes citations:
“Users repeatedly mentioned confusion about next steps (see Interview #7, Interview #12, Support Ticket #45).”
When a project originates from an insight, the AI cites source data:
You: "Why are we prioritizing the progress indicator?"AI: "The progress indicator addresses a pain point mentioned in 8 interviews (Interview #3, #7, #12, #18, #22, #29, #34, #38). Users described feeling 'lost' or 'unsure if they were doing it right' during onboarding." [View sources]
You can click “View sources” to see original interview transcripts, support tickets, or survey responses.
Once tickets are refined, export them to your team’s tool:
Project: "Improve user onboarding" (8 tickets)↓ Click "Export to Linear"[OAuth flow]Select Linear team: "Growth"Map ticket types: Story → Story, Task → Task✓ Exported 8 tickets to Linear View in Linear →
Export is one-way (Toots → Jira/Linear) to avoid sync conflicts. Toots remains the source of truth for evidence-backed planning; your team tool handles execution.
{ "ticket": { "title": "Implement progress indicator UI", "description": "Add a step-by-step progress indicator to the onboarding flow.", "acceptanceCriteria": [...], "evidence": [ {"source": "Interview #7", "quote": "I had no idea how many steps were left"}, {"source": "Interview #12", "quote": "Would love to see progress"}, ] }, "proposedChanges": { "ui": "Add a horizontal stepper component at the top of OnboardingFlow.tsx", "dataModel": "Track current_step in user onboarding state", "workflow": "Increment step on each 'Continue' button click" }}
Copy this JSON and paste into Cursor, Claude Code, or another coding agent to implement with full context.
There’s a gap between these modes. Research lives in docs and spreadsheets; tickets live in Jira or Linear. The connection between “customer said X” and “ticket to solve X” is manual and lossy.Toots aims to bridge that gap — making customer evidence the input to your roadmap, not just an artifact you reference occasionally.