Half the sprint is arguing about what you’re actually building.
Describe the feature. Get a structured product requirements document — problem, users, requirements, and success metrics — the team can build from.
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When the spec lives in someone’s head, engineering builds one thing, design imagines another, and QA has nothing to test against. Writing a proper PRD is real work, so it gets skipped, and the cost lands later as rework and missed intent. Alignment is cheap on a page and expensive in a release.
The exact thing you needed, made for you.
Iris writes a complete product requirements document: the problem and background, goals and non-goals, target users and their jobs-to-be-done, detailed functional requirements and user stories, UX and edge-case considerations, success metrics, dependencies and risks, and an optional phased rollout. It turns a rough feature idea into a document your team can actually build from.
- Problem statement, goals and explicit non-goals
- User personas, jobs-to-be-done and user stories
- Detailed functional requirements and edge cases
- Success metrics, risks and a phased rollout plan
From a sentence to the finished thing — in three steps.
- 1
Describe the feature
Tell Iris the problem you are solving, who it is for, and what you have in mind.
- 2
Iris drafts the PRD
It structures goals, requirements, user stories, and metrics into a coherent spec.
- 3
Align and iterate
Ask for more detail on any section, then share the doc with your team.
One prompt. A real deliverable. Not a template you fight with.
Most “free tools” hand you a rigid template and leave the hard part to you. Iris is a full autonomous agent: it does the thinking, writing, and designing, then opens the result in a live workspace where you refine it in plain English. Contracts, proposals, resumes and reports — formatted, exportable, ready to send.
Actually made for you
Original, specific output built from your details — never generic fill-in-the-blanks.
Editable in plain English
Don’t like a part? Just say so. Iris rewrites, restyles, and restructures on request.
Yours to export
Take it with you — export, publish, or drop it into the tools you already use.
Frequently asked
What sections does the PRD include?
Problem and background, goals and non-goals, users and jobs-to-be-done, functional requirements, user stories, metrics, risks, and rollout.
Can it write user stories and acceptance criteria?
Yes. Iris drafts user stories with acceptance criteria you can drop straight into your tracker.
Is it good for non-technical founders?
Very. Describe the idea in plain words and Iris produces a spec engineering and design can act on.
Can I export or share it?
Yes — export to PDF or DOCX, or copy sections into Notion, Confluence, or your tracker.
Ready when you are.
Describe it once. Iris builds it, and you refine it live.
Free to start · Sign in and Iris builds it in a live workspace · No credit card