My company has been using this to manage our feature requests for about 6 months now, and it's been great so far. It really helps with organization and prioritization. We tried low-tech methods like spreadsheets and tagging support tickets, but nothing had the same effect as looking at an overall report of your most requested features, and ranking by customer impact and size to determine priority. It's also really inexpensive, which means that though our company has cut out a lot of software during this pandemic, Harvestr hasn't been cut because the bang for the buck is great.

Super helpful thanks Valentin & team Harvestr

Hey product folks 👋 Here it is! The very first Guide to Remote Product Management. What's inside? Basically everything you need to know about culture, processes, and tools to successfully run a remote product team. Among the topics we cover : 📜 creating a single source of truth for your product roadmap 🔍 transparently sharing customer insights 📅 the essential remote product meetings 🧰 building a remote organization as a product And much more! Cherry on top, this guide is also full of examples from leading remote product teams at Zapier, Buffer, Gitlab... and of course, Harvestr :) Are you facing any specific challenges related to building products remotely? This is the perfect time and place to discuss. Share your thoughts and questions in the comments 👇 Valentin

super useful and well crafted thanks

Thanks for taking the time to implement this guys, very nice content! From this though times is were opportunities are born, and definitely you are taking the lead on this. Cheers 🙏🏼

Nice one!

Harvestr bets that remote Product Management can be successful and answers with a helpful guide that breaks with the belief that remote is only constraintfull. Take this opportunity !

Great Job from a good team! 👍

This guide comes as a timely topic and the quality is there! Thanks for this great ressource 🙏

Another helpful guide from a good team! Applause!

Very useful tool ! Thanks for developing it !

It's a very interesting approach, thank you Harvestr for this excellent work, I share!

Great curated list of tips and advices, right when we need it! Good job guys!

I work remotely and it's true that fluid communication and transparency are really important parts for a successful remote culture.