NowStep 01
Collect sharp signals
We are collecting concrete requests, repeated pain, team context, and current workarounds so the first release solves something specific.
Real problems over generic commentsRoadmap shaped by evidenceClear credits, low-friction trust
Minti roadmap / building in public
Better product evidence starts with a better intake.
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Minti is still early. Instead of collecting generic comments, we ask for the role, context, repeated problem, workaround, frequency, and desired outcome behind each request so we can build from real signal.
See what 13 real users are already telling us.
Research texture
Better intake starts with context, patterns, and notes that people can actually act on.
Signal board
What helps us build faster
Credits live
Stage
Pre-launch
Evidence
Specific pain
Credits
95 max / cycle
Evidence checklist4/4
Role / segment
Who is experiencing the problem and how should we interpret the signal?
Recurring problem
What pain keeps repeating often enough to deserve product attention?
Workaround
What are people doing today instead of using Minti?
Desired outcome
What would make this feel solved and worth coming back for?
13 feedback submissions
·5 problem clusters identified
·10 teams on the waitlist
Product Evidence Kit
See what's inside the Product Evidence Kit →
Preview the sample content, roadmap, and purchase flow on the dedicated product page before you buy.
Stop guessing. Start building from evidence.
The Product Evidence Kit
Five ready-to-use tools that turn vague customer conversations into concrete product decisions. Built from the methodology we use ourselves at Minti — now packaged for your team.
For product teamsFor foundersFor anyone collecting feedback
See what's next on the roadmap → What's inside — 5 tools
1
Feedback Question Framework
5 research-backed questions that replace vague 'What do you think?' prompts with ones that surface real product signal.
2
Triage Scoring Rubric
Score every piece of feedback by severity, frequency, evidence strength, and willingness-to-pay — so you know what to build first.
3
Signal Clustering Worksheet
Group raw feedback into actionable themes. See the patterns instead of drowning in noise.
4
Feedback-to-Roadmap Canvas
A single-page visual framework that maps prioritized clusters directly to roadmap decisions.
5
Quick Reference Cheat Sheet
A desk-side card with the exact questions to ask, signals to look for, and traps to avoid in every feedback conversation.
Preview — Feedback Question Framework
Stop asking questions that produce noise. Here are 5 questions that surface real signal:
01
What do you think of our product?
What task were you trying to finish when this problem last came up?
02
Would you use this feature?
How are you solving this today, and what breaks about that workaround?
03
Any feedback?
If we fixed this tomorrow, what would you do differently?
04
Rate your satisfaction 1-5
How many times did this problem come up in the last two weeks?
05
What features do you want?
Would you pay to make this problem go away? How much?
This is 1 of 5 tools in the kit. Each one is this actionable.
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✓Feedback Question Framework
✓Triage Scoring Rubric
✓Signal Clustering Worksheet
✓Feedback-to-Roadmap Canvas
✓Quick Reference Cheat Sheet
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“Built from the methodology we use ourselves at Minti.”
Current roadmap
Four phases. No filler. Just what we're doing next.
We ask for specifics because they make product decisions faster and less guessy.
The forms stay lightweight, but every field should help us understand the job, pain, and desired outcome.
If you leave contact details, we will use them for follow-up or early access only when there is something real to discuss.
Live
NextStep 02
Ship the first useful loop
The first product milestone is intentionally small: one opinionated workflow people can try, critique, and shape with us.
ThenStep 03
Open the build in public
Expect visible changelogs, roadmap shifts, and updates on what made the cut, what did not, and why.
LaterStep 04
Reward the earliest believers
Early supporters will get direct access, fast feedback loops, and a bigger hand in the product direction while Minti is still being defined.
Engagement credits
Show up with signal, earn more voice.
Credits stay simple: stronger product evidence earns more weight. We preserve the same ladder, but now the submission flow makes it clearer what information helps us move faster.
Input
Start the signal.
+15
Share a new idea, workflow gap, or product direction signal.
Respond
Deepen the direction.
+30
Add context to an existing direction with concrete examples or follow-up detail.
Review
Pressure-test the work.
+50
Review what is shipped or proposed and give clear, high-signal critique.
Why credits matter
Engagement converts into influence.
We want the strongest contributors to have a visible path to shaping what happens next.
Priority weight
Credits increase how much attention a contribution gets in planning.
Strategic voice
Repeated, thoughtful contributors shape the product direction earlier.
Future incentives
We are researching additional rewards for people who keep showing up.
Higher priority when we decide what moves up the roadmap.
A stronger voice in strategic product direction as patterns emerge.
Future incentives for the highest-signal contributors as the program matures.
Join early
Join the waitlist with enough context to matter.
Early access works better when we know the role, team context, and repeated problem behind each signup. That helps us invite the right people into the first loop.
Waitlist
Stay close to the build.
We will only use this information to understand demand, plan early access, and follow up when there is something worth discussing.
Influence the roadmap
Give us signal we can actually build on.
Feedback signal
The best submissions show the pain, the workaround, and the evidence behind the ask.
01
Who is feeling the pain, and in what context?
02
What keeps happening often enough to deserve a product fix?
03
What workaround proves the problem is real already?
04
What outcome would make Minti worth revisiting or paying for?
Feedback form
Push the roadmap.
Keep it short, concrete, and trustworthy. We care more about recurring pain and clear outcomes than polished writing.