Frequently asked questions

Supaprod is where product decisions live when agents do the work. It tells you what to build, builds and ships it, then learns what actually worked. Agents do the product work end to end and you make the calls. Nothing irreversible happens without your approval.

Most product tools end at the decision. Supaprod carries it forward: it joins the call you made to the outcome you actually got, labelled over time, and uses that to guide the next call. So the next decision does not start from a blank page. It tells you what is right, and warns you before you repeat what went wrong.

No. Supaprod is built for product managers, product leads and non-technical founders. If you can describe what you want to build, Supaprod can help you clarify it, pressure-test it and ship it. Agents do the engineering.

No. Supaprod is a cloud tool, so you need an internet connection. Your data lives in a Postgres database where every row carries your workspace id, and row-level security is what stops one workspace from reading another's.

It stays in your workspace. It is never used to train shared models and it is never sold. You own every decision, spec and outcome you create, and you can export or delete all of it from Settings.

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Yes. Settings exports your whole workspace as a single JSON snapshot, and any one product as its own JSON file. The export takes everything rather than letting you choose sections. There is no CSV export today.

Full export is available on every tier including the free one, deliberately. Leaving should never be the thing that traps you.

There is a free tier and paid tiers. What the paid tiers raise is how many workspaces you get, how many agents can run at once, and what your team can do together. Those limits move, so the pricing page is the authority rather than this answer.

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Yes, on paid plans. You can invite people with different roles and set which actions need an approval before they run. Decisions are shared across the workspace; what varies by role is who can wave something through.

A decision stays reversible right up to the ship gate. After it ships, Supaprod settles the real outcome against the call you made and grades its own advice, and that grade is what feeds the next recommendation.

GitHub is the deepest and the one to start with: it reads signals from your repository, and it can open and merge pull requests. Linear, Jira, Notion, Figma, Google Docs, Gmail, Outlook, Microsoft Mail, Slack, Intercom, Zendesk, Stripe, HubSpot, Salesforce, Canny and Productboard all have working adapters that feed signals into Discover.

3 are listed and not built: Google Calendar, Google Tasks and Firecrawl. Connecting one authorises the account and returns no signals. They are there because they are next, not because they work today, and it is better to say so here than to let you find out after you have connected one.