Transform your customer interview transcripts into a structured backlog. Discovery insights become prioritized user stories. Context remains accessible, even 6 months later.
Make your trade-offs as a team during your rituals. Clear roadmap, tracked product choices, stakeholders aligned on priorities.
Developers see their sprint with user stories and bugs. You keep the overview. Same tool from backlog to deployment, same vocabulary.
Keep your stakeholders informed without constantly reaching out to them. They see what's progressing on their requests, you save time.
| Klaro Cards | Jira | Notion | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adapted to product management | Discovery → Roadmap → Backlog → Support in a natural flow | Designed for dev ticketing, rigid structure | Too generic, you build everything from scratch |
| Product rituals | Dedicated boards for grooming, prioritization, sprint planning | Complex configuration, heavy interface | You must structure each process manually |
| Collaboration | Real-time, role-adapted views | Slow, invasive notifications | Basic collaboration, no defined structure |
| Shared vocabulary | Integrated business concepts (ubiquitous language) | Technical jargon oriented toward devs | You define everything, risk of drift |
| Implementation | Ready template, operational in hours | Weeks of configuration and training | Days of structuring before being productive |
| Flexibility | Adapts to your existing processes | You adapt your processes to the tool | Flexible but requires a lot of initial work |
Duplicate the template, explore with your real data, test on a pilot project.
Adjust boards to your rituals, integrate your business vocabulary, configure views by role.
Train your teams (1-2h is enough), migrate progressively, continuous support available.