PRD editor
Write requirements in a flexible editor.
One connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and databases — with Wyatt answering from all of it.
Write requirements in a flexible editor.
Draft and refine PRDs with the assistant.
Connect requirements to tasks and specs.
Start from a proven PRD structure.
A PRD should be the reference for what you’re building. In Wyatt, the PRD links to the tasks and specs that implement it, so the document stays connected to reality rather than going stale after kickoff.
Use the assistant to draft a PRD from your notes and research, expand bullet points into clear requirements, and keep the structure consistent.
Begin from a proven PRD template so every product doc has the same structure, making them easy to write, read, and review.
Because the PRD lives in the shared workspace, engineering, design, and stakeholders work from the same requirements and can comment in context.
Turn requirements into tasks and link them back to the PRD, so the path from spec to shipped feature is traceable.
“Stop stitching tools together. Bring the work into one place and let Wyatt connect it.”
Yes. The assistant can draft a PRD from your notes and research and expand points into clear requirements.
Yes. Begin from a proven PRD template for consistent structure.
Yes. The PRD links to the tasks and specs that implement it, so it stays connected to reality.
Yes. Everyone works from the same document and can comment in context.
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