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Roadmap transparency

By on May 6, 2013 in News

As a company who builds tools to build product roadmaps, we’re pretty open about our own roadmapping processes. Additionally, because our users are product people like us, we’re pretty comfortable sharing what’s on our roadmap.   Being so transparent and communicative with our users has proven to be hugely helpful in setting our direction and [...]

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Want to meet in San Francisco?

By on April 8, 2013 in News

This week, our co-founder, Simon Cast, is in San Francisco. The city is packed with great startups, tech companies, and brilliant Product Managers, and we’re planning to meet some of them while out there. Check your calendar If you’re in town on Tuesday, April 9th, there’s a ProductTank event happening. Come for a free round [...]

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Screenshot of the new ProdPad interface

Sneak peek: Big changes coming!

By on January 29, 2013 in News

One of the main requests we get coming in from our users is the following: “We’re loving the pipeline feature, and think the roadmap is great… but how do the two link up with each other and with my Ideas list?” Followed closely by: “I manage multiple products – is it possible to have a [...]

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New ‘Premium’ plan!

By on November 7, 2012 in News

New Premium Plan You spoke, we listened. Based on the feedback we were getting from customers and potential customers alike, we realised that so many of you fell into a category that placed you somewhere between Plus and Enterprise. We created a new plan, Premium. Premium, weighing in at $79 (USD) per month, allows you [...]

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Let’s kick this into action!

By on May 4, 2012 in News

You probably haven’t realised, but ProdPad has been kicking around in various stages of development for quite some time. Until now, we’ve been pretty quiet. We started this off as a side project: a bit out of frustration due to the lack of good product management tools, and a bit out of the desire to [...]

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