The product intelligence
system for growth.
Annsa listens to your customers, decides what matters, writes the spec, and tells the customer when you ship.
Free for up to 100 pieces of feedback each month.

How Annsa works.
Every decision stays attached.
Feedback, priorities, specs, releases and outcomes connect in one product intelligence graph — so you can trace any ship back to the customers who asked.
Know what to build next, why, and in what order.
See what deserves attention.
Ranked by revenue, user growth, churn impact and whether it's a new opportunity or a live issue. See who asked, what they pay and how confident Annsa is in the ranking.

Understand the decision.
Ask why something ranks first and get a straight answer — down to “all nine signals come from a single account.” Disagree? Switch the lens and Annsa re-ranks the priorities.

Move from decision to build.
Annsa reads your codebase and answers three questions. Have you already built this? Is there a gap? Or is it brand new? The answer becomes a build-ready spec, sized and scoped, that your coding agent pulls over MCP.

Make every release compound.
After you ship, Annsa connects the release to the customers who asked and reports what changed — so the next decision starts from evidence, not memory.

The intelligence keeps running, even when you aren't asking.
New signals update the ranking. Decisions carry their evidence into delivery. After you ship, customer response, subsequent feedback and connected metrics return as outcome evidence.
Annsa runs the intelligence. Your team and agents run the build.
Product intelligence, wherever work happens.
Read the ranking in Annsa, discuss it in Slack, or let your coding agent pull the spec over MCP.
Explore integrations →Built for product builders.
For founders, product leaders and teams connecting customer discovery to what gets built—and what happens after it ships.
Explore use cases →Thinking on product intelligence.
Field notes and essays on deciding what to build from evidence — and proving it worked.
Read the blog →Start with real customer feedback.
Free for up to 100 pieces of feedback each month. Upgrade when your signal volume grows.