Solve problems that matter
What is Papercuts?
A highly opinionated way for non-technical teams to communicate with software developers.
- Write problem statements, not feature requests. If you don't understand the problem, you will build the wrong solution. Papercuts helps teams write clear problem statements, so developers can get to the root of the issue.
- Prioritize everything explicitly. If you don't prioritize your problems, you'll work on the wrong things. Papercuts forces every team to put their problems in order.
- Link problems to Linear or Jira issues. Non-technical teams shouldn't be in Linear or Jira. Papercuts lets you create tickets in Linear or Jira directly from problem statements, so everyone stays in their lane.
- Get contextual prompts. Time to review problems with one of your teams? We've got your meeting agenda ready. Important problems sitting stagnant? We'll give you a nudge.
Stop chasing squeaky wheels.
Solve problems that matter.
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Who is Papercuts for?
The overburdened product manager
You have endless lists of feature requests from every department. Since these requests aren't prioritized, everything feels like an emergency. You need to break these down into solvable problems, and keep them prioritized.
The dev with no product manager
You have all the problems of the PM, but you're on your own. You need non-technical teams to communicate with you in a better way. You need to know what's next, and to only work on problems that matter.
The agency building for multiple clients
You juggle multiple clients, each with their own wishlists. You need to deliver meaningful wins every week, and show your work. You need to work on the most important problems first, and defer everything else until later.