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Turn a product idea into an agreed first-release specification.

Bring scattered ideas, assumptions and stakeholder input into a clear product definition and a focused specification for what gets built first.

Define the product. Make the decisions. Specify the first release.

For founders and product teams preparing their next product.

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The problem

The same conversation can leave people imagining different products.

An idea takes shape across meetings, messages and notes. People agree on the ambition, while questions about scope, business rules and the first release remain unresolved.

Those differences matter when delivery begins. What is essential? What can wait? What does a successful first release need to do?

Powered by AI agents and guided by a structured framework, dev-wizard.studio helps surface the decisions that matter and turns the agreed direction into a specification your team can work from.

The framework

Product intent → Agreed scope → Clear requirements

  1. 01

    Define the product.

    Establish the problem, who it affects and the outcomes that matter. Keep the wider ambition visible.

  2. 02

    Agree the first release.

    Select a focused starting point. Make included capabilities, exclusions and dependencies explicit.

  3. 03

    Specify what gets built.

    Develop the workflows, business rules and acceptance criteria for that release. Capture unresolved questions alongside the decisions already made.

You set the priorities, shape the scope and approve the specification. The framework gives that work structure.

What you get

A product definition. A focused first-release specification.

Product requirements document

The wider product intent: the problem, users, outcomes, scope, constraints and success measures. A common reference for business and delivery teams.

Business requirements document

The detail for the first release you select: workflows, business rules, requirements, acceptance criteria and explicit exclusions, connected to the product definition.

Together, they give your team a documented foundation for discussing the product and planning the next stage.

The demo

See dev-wizard.studio in action.

Explore how dev-wizard.studio turns an initial product idea into a structured product definition and first-release business requirements.

You shape the scope and approve the specification as the framework helps organise your input and surface decisions that need your attention.

The initial offer focuses on product and business requirements. The longer-term direction extends the framework into design and delivery planning.

Bring the idea. Define what comes first.

Discuss your product and see how dev-wizard.studio could help turn its ambition into a clear first-release specification.