Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about Prodx and how it keeps GitHub as the source of truth for your product docs.
Prodx is a product management platform — a "product management operating system" — for writing and reviewing PRDs, planning visual roadmaps, and collaborating with your team. It keeps GitHub as the source of truth for product documentation while giving teams a fast collaboration layer on top.
Your PRDs and specs live in a GitHub repository. Prodx syncs them into a fast database for collaboration, comments, and roadmaps. When a suggested edit is accepted, it is written back to GitHub as a commit — so your documentation and code never drift apart.
Prodx is built for product managers, engineering teams, and startups who want PRDs, roadmaps, and product operations in one place. It is fast enough for a small team and structured enough to scale.
Yes. You can invite your team, assign owners, leave threaded inline comments, propose suggested edits, and manage who can view or edit each artifact with role-based access control.
Yes. Prodx integrates with GitHub for source-of-truth PRD sync and with Jira so roadmap and requirement work connects to the tickets your team already uses.
Yes. Prodx offers a free plan for individuals and small teams to get started with no credit card required, plus paid plans for growing product teams and enterprises.
They actually live there. Many tools only read your repo for context — your PRD still lives in their database. With Prodx, GitHub is the home of the document: PRDs and specs are stored in your repo, and accepted edits are written back as commits. Your product docs are version-controlled right next to the code they describe.
AI coding agents work best when the spec is the source of truth and lives in the repo. Because Prodx keeps PRDs and specs in GitHub, the same document your team reviews is the shared product context an agent reads — so you can go from PRD to PR without your requirements drifting from your code.
Notion and Confluence are web document workspaces with their own version history. If you want PRDs to live in GitHub instead — version-controlled next to your code — Prodx is built for that: it stores PRDs and specs in your repository, adds a collaboration layer for comments and suggested edits, and writes accepted changes back as commits.
AI PRD generators like ChatPRD focus on drafting documents from a prompt and connect to GitHub only to read context. Prodx is focused on where the PRD lives: GitHub is the source of truth, so the document your team reviews and the file in your repo are the same thing. The two are complementary — you can draft anywhere, but Prodx is the home and collaboration layer for the canonical doc.