For product teams & executives
Don’t just describe the feature.Show how it should work.
Turn an idea into a clickable prototype your team can review and build from.
Plans from $5/month.
A star on the results page
One tap, no naming, no new page — the search comes back under the box you already type in.
One line from a fictional backlog, and the three features three people pictured. Switch between them; nothing here is built or saved.
Review the behaviour,not just the screenshot.
Most arguments are about what the product should do, not how it looks. Put the two options next to each other, pick one, and write down what the choice commits you to.
How does someone start a request?
One box for everything
Not builtFastest to send. Every request arrives unsorted.
Pick a category first
In the prototypeOne extra tap. Requests arrive already sorted.
Still open: Who owns each queue, and what happens to a request that fits none of the three.
Questions before you show it to anyone.
The honest limits, so nobody in the room is surprised by them.
Is this a prototype or a working product?
Both are possible, and the difference matters. What you publish is a real website at a real address, so it is a genuine thing to click. It is still a first version built to answer a question, so label it as one for reviewers and keep production decisions for afterwards.
Can my team comment on it?
Not inside Studio: there is no commenting or review feature today. You share the published link and collect feedback wherever your team already works, then bring the changes back as your next request.
What can engineering take from it?
The published prototype, the project source as a ZIP on Pro and Team, and the project plan. There is no repository synchronisation, so a download is a download — what happens to it next is your team's call.
Make the next conversationconcrete.
Bring a prototype people can click instead of a document people can read differently.
Plans from $5/month.