Littlebird remembers every decision, tradeoff, and stakeholder ask across your meetings and tools -- so the "why" behind the roadmap is one question away.
A PM's real product is decisions -- and the context behind each one is scattered across standups, stakeholder threads, user calls, and tickets. Six weeks later, someone asks why, and the archaeology begins. Littlebird pays attention to your meetings and your screen, connects each decision to the conversation where it was made, and turns discussions into tickets and docs -- so you spend your time deciding, not reconstructing.
Sprint planning, stakeholder reviews, user calls -- transcribed without a bot. The decisions and their reasoning are captured while you run the meeting.
Ask what was decided about onboarding scope, why the API work got cut, or what the customer actually said about pricing -- answered from the meeting where it happened, not a stale doc.
A bug discussed in standup becomes a ticket; a decision becomes a spec update; a review becomes the stakeholder recap -- filed in Linear or Notion without you retyping any of it.
Before the roadmap review, ask for the full picture: what shipped, what slipped and why, which stakeholder asks are outstanding. The update builds itself from what actually happened.
A real prompt — typed exactly the way you’d say it.
What did engineering flag as risky in today's sprint planning, what did we decide about the onboarding scope, and who owns the follow-up with design?
Connect the tools this work lives in — each one unlocks more Littlebird can find and do.
No. Standups, planning sessions, and stakeholder calls get transcribed without a bot joining. You control what's captured and can delete anything.
Linear, Notion, Google Calendar, Gmail, and more -- a decision from a meeting becomes a ticket, a spec update, or a stakeholder email. It also works standalone from day one.
Yes. Encrypted at rest and in transit, SOC 2 certified, GDPR and CCPA compliant. Never sold, never trained on, deletable at any time.
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