How teams use ProductZip

From launching a new product to running a mature portfolio, ProductZip fits every scenario where product visibility matters.
01
Portfolio health check
Start your morning with every product’s KPIs, sprint velocity, and open feedback in one view — no manual data pulls.
02
New product planning
Spin up a roadmap, set milestones, write user stories with AI, and launch a new product without the spreadsheet chaos.
03
Stakeholder reporting
Share a live, compressed portfolio view with your CEO or board instead of rebuilding a deck every month.
04
Customer-driven prioritization
Collect feedback via your widget, run AI sentiment analysis, and let customers vote on what gets built next.

Six scenarios where ProductZip changes the game

Real use cases, not hypotheticals.
Backlog delegation to AI — use AI to write and describe user stories, score each by effort and value, and automatically prioritize your next sprint.
Cross-product roadmap alignment — build a visual timeline of goals across all products and share it with stakeholders in a single link.
Dev tool integration — connect JIRA, Linear, Slack, and GitHub to pull live sprint data into your portfolio view without asking engineers for updates.
Budget and funding stage planning — map out each product’s expected revenues, expenses, and funding milestones so nothing surprises the finance team.
Team brainstorming and canvas — run feature brainstorming sessions, build a shared team canvas, and send automated update digests to keep everyone aligned.
Changelog and feedback widget — publish a public changelog for each product and embed a feedback widget so customers can submit requests and vote directly.

Trusted by product teams managing multiple products

60%
less time spent on manual reporting
“We manage seven products across three business units. ProductZip is the only tool that gives us a coherent view of all of them. The AI backlog alone saves our PMs two full days a week.”
Marcus Leung
Chief Product Officer at Greystone Digital
Product team collaborating around a monitor.