For Product Managers / Group PMs / Product Ops

Stop managing products in spreadsheets.

Roadmaps in slides. Priorities in spreadsheets. Feedback in Slack threads. Build the planning and tracking tools your team actually needs - connected to real data, updated in real time.

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Connects to
Google Sheets
Supabase
Linear
PostHog
Jira
Airtable

Always behind

By the time you've pulled the data, updated the roadmap, and formatted the status report, the priorities have already shifted. You're documenting last week instead of planning next week.

Scattered context

Feature requests in Jira. User feedback in Notion. Metrics in Amplitude. Roadmap in Google Slides. You spend half your day switching tools to piece together the full picture.

No tool does it all

Jira tracks tickets, not strategy. Notion is flexible but disconnected. Linear is fast but narrow. None of them give you a unified view of what your team is building and why.

Stop writing specs about tools.
Start building them.

Before Gainable

Update the roadmap slide. Copy status from Jira to a spreadsheet. Chase three teams for updates. Paste it into a deck. Present it. Do it again next week.

With Gainable

Describe the tracker or dashboard you need. Get a working tool connected to live data in minutes. Share with your team. Update it yourself when the process changes.

What product teams build with Gainable

Real tools for real workflows. Built in minutes, not months.

Roadmap trackers

Build a roadmap tool that connects to your actual feature backlog. Filter by quarter, team, or priority. See what shipped, what's in progress, and what's blocked - live.

Feedback aggregation

Pull user feedback from support tickets, Slack, and surveys into one app. Tag by theme. Ask AI to surface patterns. Make prioritization decisions with data, not gut feel.

OKR and goal tracking

Track objectives, key results, and progress in one place. Connect goals to actual feature delivery. No more manually updating slides before every leadership review.

Launch coordination

Track launch readiness across engineering, marketing, docs, and support in one place. See who's blocked, what's done, and what's at risk - without chasing updates in Slack.

Start personal. Go connected.

Day 1

Build a personal tracker

You need a better way to track feature requests. Describe it. Gainable builds it. Start using it immediately.

Day 3

Iterate and refine

Add priority fields. Add status columns. Add a view for leadership. The tool evolves as your process becomes clearer.

Week 1

Connect your tools

Plug in Linear or Jira. Your feature tracker now pulls live ticket data. User feedback connects to actual backlog items. Everything links together.

Week 4

Share with the team

Engineering uses it for sprint planning. Design uses it for feedback tracking. What started as your personal tool is now how the whole team coordinates.

Why not just use...

Jira?

Because Jira tracks tickets, not strategy. You can't connect user feedback, roadmap goals, and sprint work in one view without a month of configuration.

Build the exact planning tool your team needs. In minutes.

Notion?

Because Notion is flexible but disconnected. Your databases don't talk to your actual tools. And it still can't pull live data from Jira, Linear, or your CRM.

Gainable connects to your tools. Live data, not manual entries.

Spreadsheets?

Because spreadsheets break the moment two people edit at once. They don't connect to your tools. And they're always out of date by the time you share them.

Build tools that stay in sync. Automatically.

Plan better. Ship faster.
Build it yourself.

No more waiting for engineering to build your planning tools. Describe what you need and start using it today.

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