WeaveSpec reads your repositories and turns a plain-language request into evidence-backed PRDs, technical plans, and Jira tasks your engineers can act on.
Early access: every request is read by a person. Nothing to buy, no instant sign-up.
WeaveSpec is an automated product planning platform designed to transform raw product requirements into accurate, repository-backed technical specifications.
WeaveSpec analyzes existing software repositories, codebase architecture, APIs, and data structures to automatically generate clear, evidence-backed Product Requirement Documents (PRDs) and engineering specifications.
By bridging product intent with source code context, WeaveSpec ensures technical designs accurately reflect system realities, preventing costly misunderstandings between product managers and engineering teams.
WeaveSpec integrates with Google Account authentication to securely identify users, grant team access, and manage workspace memberships. We handle user data responsibly and only request basic profile information for sign-in.
Approved specifications and feature requirements can be published directly as structured tasks and epics in Jira and issue tracking tools, keeping the entire team aligned from design to deployment.
WeaveSpec weaves product intent and repository reality into an executable, reviewable plan.
Choose the repositories that shape your product. WeaveSpec reads their structure and turns scattered technical signals into one living system map.
GitHub · repository intelligence · source-backed contextWrite the feature as your customers experience it. WeaveSpec finds the relevant UI, API, data, event, and test context before building the plan.
Product language in · verified system context outReview the evidence and open questions, then publish a product document, technical design, test scope, and linked Jira work from the same source of truth.
Human approval · PRD · technical plan · JiraEvery run produces the same three artifacts, each one traceable back to the code it was derived from.
Scope, user stories and acceptance criteria — with every technical claim linked back to the file, endpoint or schema it came from.
The services, APIs and data models a change actually touches, including the ones in the repository nobody remembered to mention.
The plan broken into epics and tasks, published to Jira with the spec attached, so engineers never have to guess at intent.
Planning breaks down in a different place for each role. WeaveSpec is built around those specific failures.
WeaveSpec sits between the systems you already run. It reads from source control and publishes the approved plan back into the tools your team plans in.* GitHub, Google SSO, Jira and Confluence are live today.
* GitLab is in beta; Linear and Slack are on the roadmap.
A plan covers your account, not one project. Editor seats are the people who spend the budget; everyone who only reads is free.
One team, one product, a handful of repositories.
A product organisation planning across many services.
Your own security, residency and procurement rules.
One team, one product, a handful of repositories.
An editor seat is anyone who can spend the account’s budget — owners, admins and members. Viewers read everything a member reads and never count as a seat.
There is more on the FAQ page — or tell us about your repositories and we will answer directly.
