WriteMyPRD

Name: WriteMyPRD
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)

Make Writing PRDs a Breeze with GPT-3

4.8•5 reviews•

653 followers

Make Writing PRDs a Breeze with GPT-3

4.8•5 reviews•

653 followers

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Say goodbye to writing PRDs from scratch, choose WriteMyPrd. We use GPT-3 to make it easy for you to get started. Just share some context on what you’re building, and get a first draft written for you, and takeover from there.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•Tech

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Olvy

Maker

Hey PH Community, We are excited to announce the launch of WriteMyPRD on ProductHunt today! If you're someone like me who struggles with creating professional and comprehensive Product Requirements Documents (PRDs), then this tool is for you. Using GPT-3, WriteMyPrd helps you get started with a PRD in no time. Simply provide details about your product, and the tool will do the magic. You must be thinking “I could have easily done it by myself on GPT-3”. Yes, you can, but why not save some more time? We spent a lot of time figuring out the right prompts to give you the best results. We know that creating a PRD can be a daunting task, especially if you’re a busy PM juggling different parts of the products. With WriteMyPRD, you can easily create a high-quality document that clearly outlines the goals and features of your product. This is especially useful for startups and small businesses that may not have a dedicated product team. With this you can actually start documenting all the requirements and ideas without the hassle of thinking through “what to write” or “where to start from” As an output, we give you a standard PRD which is followed commonly across different product teams. To streamline your PRD writing process and create professional documents quickly and easily, give WriteMyPRD a try

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4yr ago

With a View

@iamarnob6543 it's a habdy tool. Congrats, buddy!

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4yr ago

Firmbee

@iamarnob6543 congrats!

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4yr ago

Olvy

Maker

@piotr_pawlowski Thanks a lot man 🙌

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4yr ago

@iamarnob6543 Congrats on the launch!

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4yr ago

Prototypr

@iamarnob6543 nice!! congrats arnob!

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4yr ago

I tried this just now, and the only additions / changes it made were to add headings. Otherwise, it used my supplied requirements, overview, etc. straight as-is. Guess this means I am a robot? (beep boop)

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4yr ago

Olvy

Maker

@mcgaritydasera Hi Mathew, Thanks for the feedback and apologies for the experience, can you share me the prompt once? Would love to check the prompt, and give it a try to see what is happening exactly 🙌 Thanks again for the feedback!

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4yr ago

@iamarnob6543 Might be easier to share a screenshot, if you have a good place for me to send it.

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4yr ago

Olvy

Maker

@mcgaritydasera Hey Mathew, for sure you can reach out to us via support@olvy.co or the second option is we do have a feedback widget on the site itself 🙌

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4yr ago

DuckFightClub

But what the hell is a PRD? 😅 You keep mentioning everywhere on your description, communication, but I still don't get what it is.

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4yr ago

Olvy

Maker

@picsoung Ohh Yesss, that's a miss, Essentially PRDs (Product Requirement Document) are written by Product Teams before the team begins work. With this document the idea is to communicate what you are building, who it is for, and how it will deliver value to end users and to the business. We do have documented some links on the site, which features some amazing PRD resources followed by some great companies, below the buttons of "Generate My PRD"🙌

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4yr ago

I just tried creating a PRD using this and it won't allow using a personal email ID and takes only work email. Why it is not open to all? Someone can be a freelancer and may need a PRD too.

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4yr ago

Olvy

Maker

@misti_piya hey yes, we are in a process of changing it, we kept it to keep the sanity of initial users that are using it 🙏 feedback noted

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4yr ago

Obvious Crypto Wallet

Hey @iamarnob6543 and team congratulations on the launch! WriteMyPRD appears like a very efficient way to generate a boilerplate PRD very fast. What's in the roadmap next?

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4yr ago

Olvy

Maker

@pradeep_varadaraja_banavara Hey thanks Pradeep for trying it out, I think the first in the roadmap goes without saying is to train the model much better, and probably built out a product on PMs workflow with https://olvy.co/ Second I said making it integrated with PMs workflow using Integrations 🙌 That would be the Top 2 💪 Let me know if you have any ideas around this?

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4yr ago

This idea came up to me when I saw AI Project Description Generator last week. Interesting project, I will definitely try it 😉

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4yr ago

Olvy

Maker

@lukasz_misiak Yeaaaa we also had to be super fast on implementing this 🚀 there's just too much going on around ChatGPT 🚀. Thanks a lot looking forward to your feedback 💪

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4yr ago

@iamarnob6543 has made another Product Focused tool to enhance the building experience. Keep it up! 👏

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4yr ago

Olvy

Maker

@pransh Thanks a lot bro, for the support 🙌 in a mission to make Product Folks life simpler 🙌

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4yr ago

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WriteMyPRD is praised for its ease of use and time-saving capabilities, making it a valuable tool for creating PRDs. Users appreciate its ability to provide a solid starting point, especially when detailed context is provided. However, some users note limitations with GPT-3, such as a lack of detailed action steps and occasional slow loading times. Despite these drawbacks, many find it helpful for overcoming writer's block and improving poorly written PRDs. A few users experienced login issues without support resolution.

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