Dodger runs every stage of product development — from research and user stories to design and testing — grounded in your real product data.
Point Dodger at what you already have: your docs, your roadmap, your designs, your data. It reads all of it and hands back specific, ranked direction: what to build, what to skip, and why.
Dodger puts synthetic users on your actual screens and watches how they react — catching friction before you ship, and the reasons people leave after.
Interview synthetic users grounded in your real data. They tell you what to build before you ship, and what's broken after.
What's the first thing you'd want when you open the app?
Honestly? Just tell me what to cook tonight with what I already have. By 5pm I've made 200 decisions and I want one made for me.
“Just tell me what to cook tonight with what I already have.”
Don’t type — talk. Run a discovery session out loud with any synthetic user, the way you would a real one, and let them interrupt and push back in real time.
Anyone can generate a confident answer. Dodger gives you a decision you can audit — pull any recommendation and walk it all the way back to the source it came from.
No new dashboard to check. Dodger plugs into the tools your team already uses every day.
Every cycle, Dodger weighs what's queued in Linear against real user signal, promoting the work that moves the needle and flagging the tickets nobody actually asked for.
Wireframes land in Figma, synthetic users run the real flows, and the friction points come back as comments, so you fix them before a single component ships.
Hand the validated spec to your editor of choice: user stories, acceptance criteria, and the research behind every decision, ready to build the moment you are.
Every plan runs the full pipeline — research, definition, and validation. Pick the one that fits how much you ship.
The questions teams actually ask before switching to Dodger. Can’t find yours? Get in touch or book a demo.
Those tools organize inputs — Dovetail organizes research, Productboard organizes roadmaps. Dodger answers the question they leave open: what to build next. It reads from your research, analytics, and roadmap tools as inputs, then produces the decision itself — backed by evidence, with a spec, a design starting point, and an engineering breakdown.
Every recommendation traces back to its sources — the interview quotes, analytics, tickets, and calls behind it — and carries an honest confidence label: strong signal, worth testing, or early hypothesis. You’re never asked to trust a black box; you see the evidence and decide for yourself. If one’s off, you stay in control: dig into the sources, adjust the scope, or re-run a stage.
No — it removes the synthesis grind PMs dread: reading dashboards, tagging interview clips, rewriting the same status doc every week. That frees them for the work that actually moves the product — customer relationships, judgment calls, and cross-functional alignment. Teams adopt Dodger to ship faster with the headcount they already have.
Granola (meeting notes), Linear (two-way issue sync), Slack (insights & digests), and PostHog (persona calibration) are live today. Rolling out next: Pylon (support tickets), Jira, Notion, GitHub, and webhooks. Dodger is also a remote MCP server, so coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex can pull your stories, personas, and wireframes directly. See the full list on the integrations page.
No. Your data is never used to train Dodger’s models or any third-party model. It’s processed only to produce output for your own workspace — stored in the US on AWS via Supabase, scoped to your workspace and never shared across customers — and our AI provider handles it under a no-training agreement.
There’s no separate time-boxed trial — the Free plan is the trial. It runs the full pipeline end-to-end, no credit card required, so you can see real output before you ever pay. Upgrade to Starter, Pro, or Pro+ whenever you’re ready.
Open ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Grok with a prompt ready to go, and let your assistant explain what Dodger does and who it's for.