Spec

Spec uses a 10-step discovery pipeline to simplify product discovery. The pipeline includes strategy planning, Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) framing, How Might We (HMW) ideation, Lean Canvas creation, market sizing, competitor analysis, persona simulation, assumption mapping, Lean Canvas revision, and a final, comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD). The entire process is automated and delivers actionable, engineering-ready product specifications.

Spec's Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) is designed to help specify and clarify the fundamental tasks that the product must accomplish for its users. It focuses on understanding user needs and goals, which forms the basis of product development.

'How Might We' (HMW) in Spec is a key part of the ideation process. It is used to create opportunities for innovation by reinterpreting the problem space. It helps to convert the problem statements into solution-seeking queries, thereby stimulating creative thinking and ideation.

Spec adapts its research based on the type of product. It tailors its research queries, its Product Requirements Document (PRD) structure, and the depth of output to suit the unique requirements of the specified product type.

Spec caters to a wide variety of product types, including but not limited to: SaaS, hardware, games, fintech, healthtech, and more. Its functionality adapts according to the unique requirements of over 20 different product categories.