Choose what to build · Priorities
Know what to work on next, every morning.
Your customers, your roadmap, your ideas and what your agents find, ranked in one list with the reason for each.
Without it
The loudest request wins.
I keep several lists and none of them agree.
I can't say why we're building this one next.
Your ranked list
Open any row to see who asked.
One row per problem, with how many people and accounts are behind it
How Annsa ranks the list.
Inside each, more companies first, then revenue, then urgency. How often something was said is shown, never sorted on.
- Broken things first.
- Then what customers asked for.
- Then your ideas.
You stay in control
Annsa ranks. You choose.
You sign each priority: do this, do nothing, park it or dismiss it. Agents rate what they find from P0 broken to P3 minor, and your rating wins.
What's inside
- Inputs
- Your customers, your roadmap, your ideas and what your agents find
- Ranked by
- Broken things first, then what customers asked for, then ideas
- Within each
- More companies, then revenue, then urgency. Volume is shown, never sorted on.
- Agent findings
- Rated P0 broken to P3 minor. Your rating wins.
- Who decides
- You. Annsa ranks and suggests.
Questions people ask.
Q1
How often does the list change?
Whenever new feedback or findings arrive. Rows move as the evidence does.
Q2
Can I ask why something moved?
Yes. Ask in the app, from your agent or in Slack.
Q3
Can I look at the list a different way?
Yes. Pick a focus, like Revenue Growth or Retention Risks, and Annsa re-reads the same feedback against it.
Q4
What happens after I choose a priority?
You, your agent over MCP, or Ask writes the spec. Then Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Grok can pick up the job.