𝕏programmer💭:
Tagline: One Dashboard for All Work Tools
Goal: Align vision, strategy, and technical direction before building.
Make modern work frictionless by unifying all team tools into a single clean dashboard.
A world where context-switching doesn’t kill productivity — teams focus on work, not tabs.
- Reduce tool fatigue and context switching.
- Give managers a clear, real-time view across tools.
- Speed up onboarding for new team members.
- TAM: Global SaaS collaboration market.
- Key competitors: Station, Shift, Citrix Workspace, ClickUp, Notion.
- Opportunity: True multi-tool integration + AI summarization + performance focus.
- Freemium → Team → Business → Enterprise.
- Pricing based on # of connected tools and team size.
- Long-term: API marketplace for third-party integrations.
- Goal: Track commits, PRs, and Jira tickets in one view.
- Pain: Switching tools slows deep work, kills focus.
- Goal: Stay updated on Figma comments and new Jira tasks.
- Pain: Notifications scattered across Slack, Figma, email.
- Goal: Understand project status and team blockers quickly.
- Pain: Hard to track progress across disconnected tools.
- Unified feed of updates from connected tools.
- Spotlight-style cross-tool search.
- AI daily digest of all tool activity.
- Inline actions: reply, comment, close ticket, approve PR.
- OAuth integration for tools (Slack, Notion, Jira, Figma, GitHub).
- Real-time sync engine.
- Search index across all tools.
- Role-based access and org management.
- Fast loading (<2s feed load)
- Secure (OAuth2, encrypted tokens, GDPR compliant)
- Scalable (multi-tenant architecture)
- Daily Active Users (DAU)
- Connected tools per user
- Time saved per user/day
- Team activation rate
| Feature | Priority | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Slack integration | Must | Real-time notifications |
| GitHub integration | Must | PRs, commits, issues |
| Jira integration | Must | Tasks, sprints |
| Notion integration | Must | Comments, pages |
| Figma integration | Should | File updates, comments |
| AI daily digest | Should | Summarizes activity |
| Admin console | Could | Org/user management |
| Third-party SDK | Later | Platform play |
- Dashboard (feed + search + digest)
- Tool integrations (settings)
- Notifications panel
- Profile / Org Management
- User journey: Onboarding → Connect tools → See feed → Take action
- Wireframes (Figma)
- Clickable prototype
- Connectors Layer: OAuth + API polling/webhooks for each tool
- Sync Engine: Normalizes data from each tool
- Data Store: MongoDB / Postgres + Search index (Elastic/Lucene)
- AI Layer: Summarizer → GPT model
- Frontend: React/Next.js app
- Backend: Node.js/Express with GraphQL or REST API
- User (id, email, org_id, tokens)
- Organization (id, name, members)
- Connection (user_id, tool, access_token, scopes)
- Item (id, type, content, tool, created_at, updated_at)
- Feed (user_id, item_ids[])
𝕏programmer💭:
- ✅ Security baseline policy (OAuth2, token encryption, RBAC)
- ✅ Draft privacy policy (GDPR, data processing)
- ✅ Draft terms of service
- ✅ Decide tech stack officially (FE, BE, DB, hosting)
- ✅ Register domain + brand assets (logo, color system, typography, tone)
- ✅ Set up version control + repo structure (GitHub/Monorepo)
- Docs: Notion, Confluence
- Design: Figma, FigJam, Miro
- Project Mgmt: Linear, Jira
- Research: G2, Capterra, Statista
- Pitching: Canva, Pitch
- AI Helpers: OpenAI, Claude
| Week | Tasks |
|---|---|
| Week 1 | Vision, personas, JTBD → competitive analysis → business brief |
| Week 2 | PRD + feature matrix → wireframes + system diagram → legal + security starter |
By end of pre-dev sprint, you’ll have:
- Business brief
- Personas & JTBD
- Full PRD
- Feature roadmap
- UX wireframes
- System architecture diagram
- Security & legal starter pack
- Brand + domain set up