Prerequisites: You’ll need a Squad account to follow this guide. Sign up for free if you haven’t already.

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About Squad

Squad is an AI product co-pilot that transforms how teams plan, prioritize, and deliver products. By combining AI product insights with structured strategy mapping, Squad helps users build features that have the most impact on their business goals.

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Setup your workspace

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Sign up to Squad

To get started, head over to meetsquad.ai and create an account.
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Create your workspace

Getting started with Squad AIGetting started with Squad AI
After signing in, tell Squad what you’re building. Add any files or your business website to give Squad knowledge and context to help it give a more accurate response. Click Start once you’re ready.
"GrubGrab is a food delivery platform that connects hungry customers 
with local restaurants. We're focused on being 30% faster and 20% 
cheaper than Uber Eats by optimizing driver routes and reducing 
platform fees. Our target customers are price-conscious urban 
professionals who order food 3+ times per week. We currently operate 
in 15 US cities with plans to expand to 50 by end of year."

Why this works:
✓ Clear product description
✓ Specific differentiators (speed, price)
✓ Target audience defined
✓ Current scope and growth plans
✓ Measurable competitive advantages
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Watch Squad work its magic

Your Squad will write you a mission statement, create goals, surface opportunities, and start building solutions for you. You can see the steps Squad is taking in the chat window and on the strategy map.Once Squad has finished setting up, navigate to the Roadmap and see what Squad thinks you should build next!
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Connect your tools

To make Squad more accurate, you can integrate it into your existing workflow. Connect your preferred insight sources for better product discovery, or workflow tools to start implementing the solutions on your roadmap.
  • Zapier
  • App store reviews
  • Play store reviews
  • Slack
  • TypeForm
  • Google Analytics
  • Amplitude
  • More coming soon!

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Iterate on your strategy

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1. Review your mission statement

Start with your mission statement—your product’s north star, a clear statement of why your product exists. Keep your mission concise and focused on the long-term value you create for users. 
"Make food delivery faster and more affordable than cooking at home"

This mission is:
✓ Clear and specific
✓ User-focused
✓ Differentiating (faster + affordable)
✓ Measurable implicitly

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2. Set measurable goals

Goals are specific outcomes that advance your mission. They should be:
  • Specific: Clear and unambiguous
  • Measurable: Tied to a metric
  • Time-bound: Have a target date
"Increase average order value from $28 to $35 by end of Q2"

Why this works:
✓ Specific metric (average order value)
✓ Clear baseline ($28) and target ($35)
✓ Time-bound (end of Q2)
✓ Directly impacts revenue
✓ Progress is easily trackable

"Reduce delivery time from restaurant to customer from 38 minutes
to 25 minutes by March 31st"

Why this works:
✓ Aligns with mission (faster delivery)
✓ Measurable improvement (13 min reduction)
✓ Specific deadline
✓ Core differentiator vs competitors

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3. Discover opportunities

Opportunities are unaddressed user needs that, if solved, will help achieve your goal. Squad’s AI helps surface these from your data. Click “Import Insights” from the Insights or Strategy page to see your options or use an integration to automatically discover opportunities from your existing tools and data.
You can also manually create known Opportunities and associate any goals or insights with them.

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4. Generate solutions

For each opportunity, Squad can propose multiple recommended solutions. Select an opportunity and click “Generate Solutions” to see AI-powered suggestions. Select one or more of the recommended solutions to build and Squad will generate a one page document (PRD) and the recommended tasks for you to take to your designers, engineers, or AI tools such as Cursor or Lovable.
Each solution comes with a pre-drafted one-pager including scope, success metrics, and implementation considerations.

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4. Share, iterate, or break down your solution into tasks

Once you’ve selected a solution and created you one-pager, you can export it to your tools of choice by using an integration or simply copy/pasting it into your tool. For example, if you have an established team, simply copy it into a Linear or Jira issue ready for your engineer. If you’re building something yourself, copy it directly into an AI IDE such as Cursor and start building it straight away. For bigger solutions, Squad can break it down further into actionable tasks: These tasks can be used to orchestrate other AI agents or to communicate what you need individual team members to do in order to implement the solution. Squad’s solutions follow a tried and tested document format that works well with other AI agents and a broad array of team members. However, they can always be edited into whatever format you prefer. Simply click into the sidepanel and edit away. And that’s it! Enjoy creating impactful strategies with Squad.

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What’s next?

Guides

Master product strategy with Squad

Changelog

See what we’ve been building

Integrations

Connect Squad to your entire product stack

API Reference

Build custom integrations with Squad’s API
Need help? See our support page or watch tutorials on Youtube.