Discovery Phase AI - Turn project files into a build-ready discovery plan

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Upload your project notes, decks or call transcripts and get a drafted discovery: goals, stakeholders, user journeys, requirements, architecture and roadmap. Unlike a chat, the AI sees the whole project: every stage gets a quality score, suggestions you approve one by one, and Check impact flags conflicts and gaps across stages after any change. Export one report as PDF, Word, PowerPoint or Markdown. Launch offer: 50% off with code LAUNCH50.

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I built Discovery Phase AI after too many software projects started from scattered notes, a few calls and a different idea of "done" in every head. What it does - You upload what you already have (a brief, a deck, a call transcript) and it drafts the discovery for you: background, problem statement, stakeholders, goals with success metrics, users and journeys, requirements, architecture diagrams, UI screens and a roadmap with estimates. - Every stage has an AI quality score and an "Improve with AI" chat that proposes concrete changes. You approve each one before it is saved. - When new files arrive, "Update from files" proposes changes to the existing plan, and "Check impact" finds what became inconsistent after an edit. - Everything ends in one discovery report you can share as PDF, Word, PowerPoint or Markdown. Why not just ChatGPT? A chat gives you text. Here you get a structured workspace: linked requirements, goals and milestones, version history and one report that stays consistent as the project changes. Try it: the Free plan needs no card (3 active projects, 100 AI credits a month, Markdown export). You can also look at a full example report without signing up: Launch offer for the Product Hunt community: 50% off your first payment on any paid plan (Pro, Team or Agency, monthly or annual) with code LAUNCH50, until November 30. Paid plans add PDF, Word and PowerPoint export, more AI credits and stronger models. We launched publicly only this week, so I'd really love your feedback: what is missing from your own discovery process, and where did the AI draft get it wrong? I'll be here all day answering questions.