Your First Project
Start with a product problem and audience, then review the connected PRD, mockups, go-to-market context, and handoff notes that Agimon creates for the project.
Starting a Conversation
Describe your product idea naturally to Agimon. You don't need a formal structure — just explain what problem you're solving, who it's for, and what you envision.
Agimon analyzes your input and asks clarifying questions to understand your vision, target market, and technical preferences before generating your project brief.
What Agimon Generates
Product Requirements Document (PRD)
Detailed user stories, acceptance criteria, technical requirements, and feature scope.
Interactive Mockups
HTML wireframes and user flow diagrams showing screen-by-screen journeys.
Go-to-Market Strategy
Competitive analysis, pricing recommendations, positioning, and launch plan with KPIs.
Iterating on Results
Once Agimon generates your project brief, you can refine any section. Ask for more detail on specific features, adjust the scope, request design changes, or modify your GTM approach.
Each refinement updates your project in real time, so you can iterate until every aspect aligns with your vision.
Tips
- Be specific about your target audience — "busy parents" is more helpful than "consumers"
- Include competitive context — mention similar products or gaps in the market
- Mention tech preferences early if you have platform or stack constraints
What Agimon does not validate
Agimon structures the context you provide. It does not prove customer demand, confirm technical feasibility, or replace product, design, security, and engineering review. Mark uncertain inputs as assumptions so the team can challenge them before implementation.