Signals in. A ranked build list out.
Before you burn capacity on the wrong work.
AI made it cheap to start building — not easier to know what deserves to be built. Dispatch is a guided AI planning wizard: it reads your site, your dev history, and your customer signals, then hands you a ranked, evidence-linked answer to “what should we build next?” — then staffs whatever you choose.
The wizard is why you open Dispatch. Steps unlock in order — you can't skip ahead — and every step ends with you confirming what the AI found, not typing into a blank form.
Enrich from your public site — confirm, don't type.
Paste your website and, optionally, your help docs. Dispatch scrapes the site, researches the market, and comes back with industry, segment, growth stage, key features, and likely competitors — as editable chips, not a questionnaire.
Map where engineering effort actually goes.
Connect GitHub and Jira — read-only, always — or upload a CSV. Dispatch groups the last 90 days of commits and backlog into functional areas and shows you where effort goes today.
Cluster support & CRM into pain themes.
Connect Intercom and HubSpot, or upload CSVs. Conversations and CRM data cluster into pain themes tied to product areas — each with volume, sentiment, trend, unique customers, and ARR at risk, backed by real quotes.
A ranked answer to “what do we build next?”
Dispatch synthesizes 5–8 opportunities — bottom-up, from clustered signals — scores each against three SaaS outcomes, and ranks by Composite Impact. Drag the weights and the ranking re-sorts live.
AI collapsed the cost of shipping. The cost of shipping the wrong thing is untouched. The evidence you need already lives in the tools you run — it's just siloed, so priority calls default to gut feel, a spreadsheet, or whoever shouts loudest.
Grow TAM and SAM. Opportunities that open new segments or remove adoption blockers score here — weighted heaviest for early-stage companies.
LTV and dollars per logo. Pain themes carrying real ARR at risk push these rows up — the heavyweight once you're at scale.
Reduce CAC and OPEX. Ticket deflection and effort sinks surface here — climbing from a sliver of the weight early to a third at maturity.
Drag to match strategy. Lock one outcome and the other two redistribute — the total always holds at 100%, and the matrix re-ranks the moment you let go.
The wizard is why you open Dispatch; the capacity layer is how the decision ships. “Apply to roadmap” turns any opportunity into a project — sized from its effort estimate, carrying its ARR impact — ready to staff with pods and vendors.
Step 1 needs nothing but your website. Connect the tools you already run — read-only, always — and walk out of one sitting with 5–8 ranked, evidence-linked opportunities. Then staff the winner without leaving the product.