Build Better Product with Bash

Synthesize information, meetings, and research and start doing product work insanely fast with Bash.

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Record meetings,  follow newsletters, or set up keyword alerts to get just the information you need.

Write meeting minutes, product requirements docs, and user stories within seconds.

Access from anywhere with the browser extension or on mobile. Share with your team or publish to the world.

Product Management Workflows

Translate meetings into actions, get help with competitive research, or write a product requirements doc within seconds.

Meeting Minutes

Turn your meetings into meeting minutes or action plan.

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Competitive Research

Get insights based on what your competitors are doing.

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Product Requirements Doc

Write a product requirements doc (PRD) based on a meeting.

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5 Different Ways That You Can
Use Bash for Product Management

Meeting Management

Use Bash to instantly turn meeting audio into minutes and actionable plans. This saves time and ensures that every discussion leads to concrete next steps.

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Research & Insights

Quickly gather insights from various sources, including articles and company information. Organize and share this research with others easily, enhancing team collaboration.

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No More Information Overload

Convert a flood of emails, newsletters, and reports into a structured work feed. This way, product managers can focus on what matters most without getting lost in information.

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Solve The Blank Page Problem

Go from a blank page to a full-blown PRD, Action Plan, User Stories, and more with Bash. Just add your product or business information and let Bash write for you within seconds.

Knowledge Sharing

Compile and share insights, plans, and research findings with your team or publicly. This fosters a culture of learning and makes it easy to access and act upon valuable information.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I build better product with Bash?

A product manager can leverage Bash to streamline various tasks:

1. Write PRDs and Competitive Intel: Generate product requirement documents and gather competitive intelligence swiftly using collected meeting notes, updates, and documents.
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2. Create Positioning and GTM Materials: Develop clear positioning and go-to-market strategies by summarizing and organizing collected information.
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3. Record and Transcribe Meetings: Record meetings, transcribe them, and turn them into actionable insights and meeting minutes.
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4. Centralize Knowledge: Gather and organize updates, documents, research, and alerts from multiple sources into one place for easy access and analysis.
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5. Use Built-in Templates: Utilize built-in templates to write faster and more accurately, making use of best-practices to create various documents.
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6. Share and Collaborate: Share information, documents, and insights with team members easily, enhancing collaboration.
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7. Research and Insights: Use Bash to research companies or subjects and get instant insights, facilitating better decision-making.

Bash simplifies the product manager’s workflow by turning raw data into actionable and shareable content.

How does Bash help with meeting follow-up?

Absolutely. Bash can record meetings, transcribe audio, and generate meeting minutes and action plans automatically. This feature ensures that no important details are missed and that all team members are aligned and informed about next steps.

You can also use Bash to write a PRD based on a planning meeting, a status update email based on a weekly team sync, and other documents using built-in templates.

How does Bash assist with writing Product Requirements Documents (PRDs)?

Bash streamlines the creation of PRDs by automatically using meeting notes, documents, and updates. You can use built-in templates to ensure your PRDs are consistent and comprehensive.

Simply add your sources, and Bash generates a detailed PRD for you.

What is a PRD?

A PRD, or Product Requirements Document, outlines the key features and requirements of a product. It helps teams understand what to build, why to build it, and how to prioritize tasks. A PRD typically includes:
1. Product Overview: High-level description of the product.
2. Objectives and Goals: What the product aims to achieve.
3. Features and Functionality: Detailed list of features.
4. User Stories: Scenarios of how users will interact with the product.
5. Technical Specifications: Technical requirements and constraints.

A PRD ensures everyone is on the same page during the product development process.

Can Bash help with competitive intelligence gathering?

Yes, Bash excels at gathering and organizing competitive intelligence. By adding URLs, text documents, and audio files to Bash, it can summarize key points and generate competitive analysis reports.

This helps product managers stay informed about competitors.

How does Bash support market positioning tasks?

Bash helps with market positioning by analyzing various sources, including customer feedback, market trends, and competitor analysis. It summarizes the data, allowing product managers to refine their product’s unique value propositions and positioning statements effectively.

In what way does Bash assist with Go-To-Market (GTM) strategies?

Bash aids in crafting GTM strategies by consolidating all relevant information into clear, actionable GTM plans. With built-in templates for GTM materials, Bash helps in creating sales enablement content, marketing materials, and product launch plans efficiently.

What other documents can Bash help create?

Bash can help generate Action Plans, User Stories, and more within seconds.

How does Bash filter information?

Bash converts a flood of emails, newsletters, and reports into a structured work feed, allowing product managers to focus on key information.

What kind of updates can I track with Bash?

Bash helps you track updates across hundreds of channels, ensuring you stay on top of industry news and competitor moves.

How can I share insights and research using Bash?

With Bash, you can compile and share insights, plans, and research findings with your team or publicly.

How does Bash help with newsletter management?

Bash allows you to follow newsletters and receive them directly into the app, keeping your work feed organized and focused and your personal email inbox uncluttered.
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