PRDKit
AI-powered product specs and GTM artifacts in one place
187 followers
AI-powered product specs and GTM artifacts in one place
187 followers
PRDKit turns half-baked feature ideas into crisp, structured product specs in minutes. It then auto-spins wireframes, user flows, Bolt-ready proto instructions, and social-ready GTM snippets—handing PMs & builders a clear path forward, aligned on why & what.
PRDKit
Big thanks for the launch lift, YC & @garrytan!
Hey Product Hunt 👋,
We originally built PRDKit for our own team, turning one-line tickets into clear, lightweight product specs 40% faster - so engineers instantly knew what to build and nothing got lost in translation. The added clarity also let our Bolt prototypes spin up sooner. Today we’re opening it to everyone.
Why we built it: ChatGPT wrote nice prose but lacked context, and padded specs with fluff. PRDKit is purpose-built for product work: it keeps PMs and builders aligned on *what* and *why*. It then uses the spec to generate downstream GTM artifacts—no prompt-hacking required.
Big idea: In the AI era, the PRD becomes a project’s “external memory”—a living doc that guides both humans and AI agents from kickoff through launch.
We’re just getting started and would love your feedback. Give it a try, tell us what you think, and hit the ▲ if it helps you ship smarter!
PRDs are sometimes seen as old-school, especially when you can do short quick vibe coding sessions as an alternative. How does PRDKit keep things agile and avoid slowing teams down?
PRDKit
Totally fair question—classic PRDs are kind of a relic. Bloated, outdated, and usually written once then ignored. But that’s exactly what we’re trying to change with PRDKit.
We’re not bringing back the 20-page doc no one reads. Instead, we reimagined the PRD as a living, flexible artifact—something lightweight to start, but powerful enough to grow with your project.
Think of it like this:
- Vibe coding is awesome for exploring.
- PRDKit helps when you need to align—especially across teams or when AI agents need real structure to be useful.
You can spin up a quick Enhancement PRD for fast changes, or flesh out a full launch with marketing, GTM, and design if needed. It scales with you.
So no, PRDs aren’t dead—they just needed a serious upgrade. That’s what we’re building ✌️
@amitkot You raise an interesting point about vibe coding vs PRDs. In my experience ( +20 years ) working on larger projects, what we call "vibe coding" is still conveying process requirements, just in a different manner.
A decent PRD actually goes a long way for any team - it creates a shared understanding that persists beyond those initial conversations.
Once we have that clear direction documented, we can absolutely still "vibe code" together, but now our collaboration is orchestrated by that shared PRD foundation. This prevents us from constantly rehashing requirements or losing context between sessions.
For complex work especially, having that reference point helps everyone stay aligned without needing to repeatedly explain the same concepts. It's not about being old-school - it's about creating efficient communication that scales.
curious who your target market is.
if it's large orgs - they'll use internal tools offered by the likes of Google and Msoft.
smaller teams? 1. they'll have access to the same tools and 2. they'll prob only need this tool a handful of times.
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@taniabell, thanks for the thoughtful question!
We built PRDKit for product managers and builders, regardless of the size of the company they operate in. We're reimagining PRDs and product context as an independent layer in the vibe coding stack.
I'll quote @rauchg 's post:
"A Fortune 10 is now the largest v0 customer by seats and usage. The appetite for vibe coding / designing / product-managing in the Enterprise is just as strong as with individual builders.
This dual demand from both consumers and businesses is far more pronounced than what we saw with cloud computing. AI is more akin to the rise of personal and mobile computing."
Granted, there are barriers to cater to Enterprise customers, like regulatory compliance and more sophisticated user management requirements, so we start by catering to smaller early adopter teams that have independent purchasing power and move fast.
@ehudhal so you're banking on the fact that vibe coding is taking off? i don't disagree - it is.
my point is that there are a lot of tools that companies already have access to that can do what PRDKit is doing. as a PM myself, not sure I'd want to use a dedicated tool tbh.
all the best to you and the team. good luck with the launch.
PRDKit
@taniabell Got it - that's fair! Really appreciate you sharing your take, and thanks for the best wishes!
Cool idea, great work team! Will there be integration with Jira/GH issues to create the tickets automatically?
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Thank you @oguzdumanoglu!
We're looking to add exactly this type of "next actions" to streamline the process beyond the PRD creation.
We'll be prioritizing integrations based on their demand, and I registered a +1 to Jira/GH!
EverTutor AI
incredible execution. PRDKit feels like the missing piece for cross-functional teams—clarity without the clutter. Love how it aligns both vision and delivery!
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Thanks @suryansh_tiwari2! Let us know how it works for you.
SyncSignature
Can be a great plug into vibe coding! Kudos team @ehudhal @anya_bondarev @itaylisaey @garrytan
Brev
As someone constantly juggling between feature ideation and documentation, PRDKit looks like the PM tool I've been waiting for. The ability to transform rough ideas into structured specs saves hours of work, but what really caught my eye is the auto-generated wireframes and prototyping instructions. The social snippets feature looks brilliant for when you need to quickly communicate changes to stakeholders...Excited to try this! Congrats, here team. Super neat.
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@seepitch Thank you Chris! Very much looking forward to hearing how it works for you.