Product Requirement Document
The problem, the users, the scope and the metrics — written up as a document you can hand to anyone.
A PRD is the shared reference that stops a team from quietly disagreeing about what they are building. Ideon writes the first draft for you from the same validated context as everything else.
The generated document covers the ground a real PRD needs: the problem statement, who the product is for, the scope of the first release and how success will be measured. It is written as Markdown, so it drops straight into your repository or your notes app.
Every regeneration bumps the version number, so you keep a record of how the plan changed and never silently lose an earlier draft.
What a PRD is actually for
A PRD exists so that everyone building the product is working from the same description of it. The value is not the document itself, it is the argument you avoid having later. Ideon's PRD states the problem, the user, the scope and how success is measured so those four things stop being assumptions.
Markdown, on purpose
Markdown keeps the document portable and reviewable. It diffs cleanly in a pull request, renders in GitHub, Notion or Linear without conversion, and can be pasted straight into an AI coding agent's context.
Versioning keeps the history
Every regeneration increments the document version, so you always know whether you are reading the plan you agreed last week or the one you rewrote this morning.
What you get
Structured, not a wall of text
Clear sections for problem, users, scope and success metrics, so reviewers know where to look.
Grounded in your answers
Derived from your questionnaire rather than a generic outline, so it talks about your product.
Versioned
Each regeneration increments the version and keeps the previous content recoverable.
Markdown, always
Download it as a `.md` file and commit it next to your code.
How it works
- 1
Generate from a finished project
Available once the questionnaire is complete and the mindmap exists.
- 2
Review the draft
Read it in the app, edit your answers, then regenerate if something is off.
- 3
Download or copy
Export the Markdown and put it where your team will actually read it.
Good for
- Getting stakeholder sign-off on scope
- Onboarding a new engineer or designer
- Giving an AI coding agent the context it lacks