Specc turns raw call notes, support emails, and messy transcripts into developer-ready tickets with acceptance criteria, priority signals, and open questions.
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The problem
Your team is ready to build. The gap is turning messy customer language into a ticket engineering can execute without a long handoff.
Call notes and support tickets are written in customer language. Engineers need a crisp problem statement, acceptance criteria, and unanswered questions. The translation is still on you.
Every session you spend summarising, categorising, and rewriting feedback is an hour you didn't spend building. It adds up to days per quarter.
If the ticket is fuzzy, engineering guesses. You end up reviewing work that missed the point entirely and starting the conversation over from scratch.
How it works
From the beta
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I used to spend Sunday nights turning user interviews into Jira tickets. Now it takes three minutes. The ticket quality is better than what I was writing manually.
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The ambiguity flags are the bit that clicked for me. It doesn't just restate the complaint — it shows what still needs a decision. That's the difference between a useful ticket and a wish list.
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We paste our weekly support digest and get back a sprint-ready ticket. Product, design, and engineering all leave with the same understanding in under five minutes.
Pricing
Flat monthly price. Unlimited tickets. Cancel anytime — no contracts, no sales calls.
Solo
per month
Team
per month · up to 5 seats