Every piece of customer feedback makes the same lap: ranked in Discovery, shipped in Delivery, remembered in Intelligence. Below, one signal runs the full loop — a bug reported in Slack, from first message to shipped feature to memory.
Below, one signal runs the full loop: a bug reported in Slack, from first message to shipped feature to memory.
One ranked list, from every channel.
Collect, then rank. The scattered inbox becomes an order of work that holds up — with the evidence one click away.
Signal from everywhere. Nothing lost.
Slack, your widget, Google Sheets, CSV, transcripts, manual entry — every item processed the moment it arrives. Intent, urgency, sentiment, the key quote, with PII stripped before any AI call.
It's already scored before you open the app.
Explore Feedback →Written to the graph → new signal: AI rewrite collides when two people edit a block · Northwind · bug · key quote saved
Ranked by truth, not volume.
Feedback clusters into themes; each theme becomes a priority scored across 6 dimensions, revenue-weighted by default. Set a goal and the list re-ranks to match.
Review in 5 minutes, not 5 meetings.
Explore Priorities →Written to the graph → priority #1 · 18 signals · 5 accounts · rising · the evidence behind every score
Learn more about Discovery.
Feedback in from every channel, ranked into one priority list.
Every channel into one pipeline — Slack, support, calls, surveys, CSV, Reddit, API — in 16 languages.
One ranked list, sorted by impact and re-weighted for your goal in a click.
Every signal tied to a real account: who asked, how often, what revenue.
NPS, CES, PMF and open-ended — clustered in the same pipeline as everything else.
The top of the list becomes working code.
Spec, ship, share back. A priority leaves the list as a repo-grounded draft and comes back shipped.
Built from your codebase. Not a blank page.
Connect GitHub and every spec knows how your team builds. Real file paths, your conventions, done-when criteria that match how your team tests — a draft your coding agent can act on immediately.
Explore Specs →Written to the graph → spec generated · grounded in 9 repo signals · the customer's words in Customer voice
Written to the graph → status: shipped · every transition recorded, with who and when
From spec to shipped, without leaving your editor.
Specs flow to Cursor and Claude Code via MCP — 4 tools to pull priorities, fetch specs, search feedback and update status. The roadmap tracks itself while the team builds.
Explore Ship →The customers who asked for it find out.
Mark a feature shipped and Circuit emails every customer who asked, their original feedback quoted back. New feedback on the shipped feature flows in; new patterns become a V2 spec.
The loop doesn't close. It restarts.
Explore Share Back →Written to the graph → customers who asked notified · replies land as new signal · V2 watching
Learn more about Delivery.
Build-ready specs, sequenced on a roadmap and shipped over MCP.
One build-ready spec from the feedback behind a priority, cited line by line.
Sequenced by impact, not by date — hand any card to Cursor or Claude Code.
Every shipped spec mapped onto your codebase, classified by blast radius.
Ships specs to your editor over MCP and closes the loop with the customers who asked.
When a spec ships, drafts each customer who asked a follow-up in their words.
Everything captured for product intelligence and context.
Every ledger line on this page is an entry in the graph. The third suite is where it starts working for you.
Circuit learns how you build.
Instinct accumulates from every import, ship and correction — which segments drive revenue, how specs should read, what urgency means here. The next list is sharper than the last.
Explore Memory →Stop scrolling dashboards. Ask.
A question in plain language, answered from your own data — cited. Every answer links back to the signals, specs and ships it came from.
Explore Ask →Radar reads the whole record, every week.
What's rising, what shipped, what came back after you thought it was done. Nothing resurfaces as a surprise.
Explore Radar →Learn more about Intelligence.
One graph that answers questions and learns from every outcome.
Plain-language product Q&A from your feedback, priorities and briefs — with cited rows.
Priorities over time: accelerating, emerging, declining or quiet.
Priorities by account, and the accounts behind any priority.
Every shipped, parked and deferred outcome — surfaced before the next brief.
A Monday-morning market briefing across Customer Voice, Pipeline, Sentiment and Investment.
See priorities from feedback in minutes.
Asked and answered.
How long does it take to get priorities from feedback?
Q1Connect a source and the first batch processes in 15-20 minutes. After that, new feedback scores in real time. Most teams have a ranked backlog within the hour.
How does Circuit generate specs from my codebase?
Q2Connect GitHub. Circuit reads 9 signals — file signatures, .cursorrules, testing patterns, directory structure, open issues, recent PRs, tech stack, CI config and README. Every spec includes real file paths and follows your team's coding conventions. An AI product spec generator grounded in your codebase.
Can I change how priorities are ranked?
Q3Yes. The Priority Engine scores across 6 lenses — volume, urgency, revenue impact, positive sentiment, negative sentiment and feature demand. Set a goal and every priority re-ranks to match. A feature prioritization framework that reflects what the team cares about today.
How to prioritise customer feedback?
Q4Score every signal across six dimensions. Volume, urgency, revenue, positive sentiment, negative sentiment and feature demand. Rank by company spread, not vote count. One customer mentioning something eighty times shouldn't outrank eight different companies asking once. Circuit runs that scoring continuously, with the reasoning visible on every row.
How to prioritize a product backlog?
Q5Stop sorting by who asked loudest. Rank by company spread, weighted by your current goal. Revenue growth, retention, delight, bug fixes, new features, user growth. Every rank shows the customers and revenue behind it, so the order is defensible without a meeting. Backlog management without the meeting.
What happens after a feature ships?
Q6Mark it shipped. Circuit emails the customers who asked for it — their original feedback quoted back. New feedback on the same theme feeds a V2 spec automatically. The loop continues.