Product Management

Roadmaps built on what customers say, not who argues loudest.

Every planning cycle has more candidates than capacity. Tellusglint puts the voice of every customer in the room, ranked and quantified, so the debate starts from evidence.

The planning problem

Internal opinion is loud. Customer volume is quiet.

The last big customer call, the executive's pet feature, the ticket someone forwarded. They all feel urgent, and none of them tell you how common a problem is.

Rank by evidence

See every candidate theme with its mention count, sentiment and direction. The top of the list is what the most customers care about most.

Bring the quotes

Every theme carries the verbatim comments behind it. Drop real customer words straight into a spec or planning doc.

Prove the fix worked

Compare a theme before and after a release. If mentions fall and sentiment rises, you shipped the right thing.

Planning view

A shortlist that writes itself.

Filter to product-related themes, sort by a blend of volume and negative sentiment, and you have a ranked list of candidate work before the planning meeting starts.

  • Filter by plan, region or customer segment to see who is asking
  • Separate feature requests from bugs and friction automatically
  • Share a read-only board with engineering and design
Roadmap candidates - this quarter
1Checkout friction89 mentions, -0.62Rising
2Bulk edit for records76 mentions, -0.18Steady
3Pricing page clarity142 mentions, -0.31Steady
4Export timing out14 mentions, -0.74New
5Dark mode48 mentions, +0.12Steady

Where it fits

Across the product cycle.

01

Discovery

Spot recurring pain before anyone files a formal request.

02

Prioritisation

Rank candidates by how many customers raise them and how strongly.

03

Launch

Watch new themes form in the first days after a release.

04

Review

Measure whether the theme you targeted actually went quiet.

Working alongside a customer experience team? They see the same themes from the service side. See Customer Experience

Walk into planning with the numbers.

Connect your first source and see this week's themes resolve out of the noise.