Stop rebuilding the story every week
Product managers spend hours a week copying status between tools that were never built for them. Jira was built for engineers. Ondule was built for the whole product, and for everyone who works on it.
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The short answer
Ondule is product management software that connects strategy to delivery. Objectives, roadmaps, releases, docs, a planning canvas and the engineering backlog live on one connected record, so your updates, roadmap and portfolio view are always current without manual work.
What product managers get
Everything you own, on the same record as the work.
- Objectives and KPIs linked to the milestones and epics that deliver them.
- A product overview with delivery progress, active epics, sprint status and open risks.
- Roadmaps and releases built from the same records the engineers work in.
- Docs with live chips for products, milestones and decisions.
- A canvas for planning the quarter with real records.
- A decision log, so the "why" behind scope changes is never lost.
- Human-owned status, so your judgement sits next to the numbers.
How it works
Three steps, from direction to delivery.
1. Set direction: add the product's objectives and measures.
Owner, health and delivery on the product overview. 2. Shape the work: turn milestones into epics and plan them with engineering.
Objectives with their measures. 3. Share the truth: the overview, roadmap and portfolio update themselves as work moves.
The roadmap's milestones, with live progress.
What your engineers get
A proper backlog, epics and sprints, with the context of why each piece of work matters. Fewer status requests. They keep their workflow, and you stop chasing them for updates.
Questions
- Is Ondule only for product managers?
- No. Engineers run their backlog and sprints in Ondule too. That's the point: one record for both.
- Does Ondule replace a roadmap tool?
- Yes. Product and portfolio roadmaps are built from the same records as delivery, so they stay current.
- How much does it cost?
- Free for the first 3 members, then $20 per member per month, with every feature.