Start with what you have.
Use a transcript or source document to create a first draft. Already have requirements? Bring in your Excel file and keep control of the field mapping.
Turn meeting transcripts, documents, and existing requirements into a clear, editable requirements grid. Review the source, resolve open questions, and export your requirements to Excel.
“Reviewers need to filter requests by status and see who last updated each request. We haven’t agreed on retention yet.”
| ID | Requirement statement | Type |
|---|---|---|
| REQ-001 | The solution shall allow reviewers to filter requests by status. | User |
| REQ-002 | The solution shall display who last updated each request. | System |
Illustrative product example. Your drafts need your review.
The difficult part shouldn’t be moving decisions from conversations and documents into a usable requirements list.
Use a transcript or source document to create a first draft. Already have requirements? Bring in your Excel file and keep control of the field mapping.
Review requirements with their source excerpts. See what supports the wording and which real decisions still need clarification.
Refine requirements in an editable grid, view earlier revisions under the same requirement ID, and export to Excel for stakeholder reviews and your team’s existing workflow.
AI helps with the drafting. You stay in charge of the meaning, decisions, and final requirements.
Upload your document or transcript, or map the columns in an existing requirements workbook.
Requirements Doc applies a consistent drafting methodology and organizes the result in an editable grid.
Check the source, answer genuine clarifications, and refine the wording. Export your requirements to Excel when you’re ready to share.
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Paid plans and usage allowances will be shared before launch.
It’s an early-access list, not a subscription. There’s no payment or account to create here. We’ll email you about beta availability and the official launch.
Yes—readable transcript text is a source for drafting. Upload it as a supported document or text file. This is not audio transcription; audio recordings need to be transcribed first.
The work-in-progress flow starts with your Excel requirements. You review the column mapping before import, then review proposed refinements while preserving the imported baseline.
Yes. Export your requirements to Excel to share with stakeholders and use in your team’s existing workflow.
Yes. These are drafts for your review, not approved requirements. AI can miss or misinterpret source material. Source excerpts and clarification questions help you check the result.
Launch pricing and included usage are still being finalized. We’ll share them before asking you to subscribe. Early-access members receive 20% off the first six paid months of an eligible individual subscription.
Let the first draft start with the work you’ve already done.
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