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Squad Squad is your AI product manager. It reads the feedback your customers are already giving you in support threads, sales calls, app store reviews, issues and chat, works out what it adds up to, and hands you the next step with the evidence still attached.

The chain

One chain runs through the whole product. Every screen is a window onto one stage of it. Connected sources hand Squad raw text. Squad breaks each piece into the specific claims it contains, one per data signal, and keeps the customer’s own words. Signals that mean the same thing group themselves into clusters. Clusters get synthesised into insights, each scored on how well evidenced it is and whether the theme is still growing. A strong insight earns a short ranked list of actions, and an action whose real job is a written argument becomes a one-pager: a PRD or a decision brief. Goals steer which of that work Squad puts in front of you. Extraction, clustering, scoring and action proposal run without you. Creating goals, prioritising actions, generating a one-pager and making the final call are yours. The evidence pipeline walks the chain stage by stage, with the thresholds and the scoring maths.

Get started

Quickstart

Setting up a workspace, from the opening conversation to your first insight

Getting around

The sidebar, the command palette, reference chips, switching workspace

Dashboard

Your daily home, widget by widget, and what drives each one

Chat assistant

The agent that runs real operations against your workspace

The evidence pipeline

The evidence pipeline

The whole chain, described once

Data signals

Individual claims, each with its verbatim quote and source

Signal clusters

Themes formed from signals that mean the same thing

Insights

Scored findings, and how strength and momentum combine

Goals

The objectives that steer what Squad recommends

One-pagers

PRDs and decision briefs, backed by cited evidence

Actions

Concrete next steps, in priority order

Relationships

How entities link, and how to trace a decision back to a customer sentence

Knowledge

Knowledge and documents

Your document library, folders, and version history

Activity

Who changed what, and when

Agents

Agents

Agents that watch your sources and write up what they find

Templates

Prebuilt agents you can start from

Triggers

Schedules and events that set an agent running

Tools and access

What an agent is allowed to read and write

Runs

Run history, output, and what to do when one fails

Bringing data in

Integrations

Connecting third-party sources

Slack

Channels, threads, and posting back

Notion

Watching pages and reading them from an agent

Gong

Call recordings and transcripts

Your workspace

Workspace settings

Name, logo, and how organisations and workspaces relate

Notifications

What Squad tells you about, and how

Recipes

For journeys that stitch several features together, from raw feedback to a shipped decision, see the Cookbook.