AI sped up engineering.
Product decisions haven't kept pace.

Crosshatch is the decision infrastructure that closes that gap — helping product teams build the right things, ship them well, and learn from every launch, without losing momentum.

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Evidence Signals

User feedback

24 items

Engineering data

12 items

Support tickets

18 items

Decision Pack

Structured & Ready

Execution Context

Jira tickets

Generated

Slack updates

Sent

Team handoff

Complete

Decision-making is the new bottleneck.

Deciding what to build still requires serious work — customer understanding, market insight, competitive strategy. That process hasn't sped up. As a result, teams waste time and burn runway developing and launching features customers didn't even want.

01

Evidence scattered across 5+ tools

User feedback in one place, analytics in another, engineering insights somewhere else. No single source of truth.

02

Decision rationale lives in Slack or nowhere

Why did we choose this path? The reasoning is buried in threads or lost entirely after the decision ships.

03

PMs re-explain context to every downstream team

The same background gets repeated in standup, tickets, docs, and Slack — wasting hours every week.

A faster path from signal to launch.

Crosshatch is a force multiplier for human judgment. It turns scattered evidence into structured decisions with documented rationale. Engineering gets what they need to build. Marketing and sales get what they need for launch. Results feed back into the next decision — a closed loop no other tool delivers. Learnings compound.

01

Discover and analyze

Pull customer feedback, usage data, and support tickets from the tools your team already uses — Jira, Salesforce, Zendesk, Mixpanel, Slack — into a shared evidence bank.

02

Decide and document

Structure the rationale behind every product decision with supporting evidence, tradeoffs, and stakeholder-ready context — creating a decision record that travels with the work.

03

Build and ship

Push decision context directly into Jira, Linear, and Slack so engineering builds with full context, GTM teams are launch-ready, and outcomes feed back to improve the next decision.

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Try it on a realistic product decision.

Step into a sample workflow and see how scattered evidence becomes a decision-ready recommendation, complete with rationale, handoff context, and next-step artifacts.

Sample Decision Scenario

"What evidence exists around CSV export requests?"

23 customer mentions Engineering capacity: Medium Strategic alignment: High
Launch interactive demo

Less time gathering context. Better decisions moving forward.

Before Crosshatch

Discover & analyze

4–16 hours

Decide & document

8–24 hours

Total cycle time

40–56 hrs

~55%

faster decision cycles

With Crosshatch

Discover & analyze

1–2 hours

Decide & document

4–8 hours

Total cycle time

17–26 hrs

The missing layer between evidence and execution.

Other tools store evidence or manage planning artifacts. Crosshatch structures the decision itself.

Evidence tools

Collect signals

Store customer feedback, analytics, and research. But decisions still happen elsewhere.

Productboard Dovetail Amplitude

Planning tools

Manage roadmaps

Track what's shipping and when. But the "why" lives in docs or vanishes.

Jira Linear Asana

Crosshatch

Create decision intelligence

Structure the decision process itself with provenance, rigor, and learning loops.

Decision records Evidence links Outcome tracking

Built based on real product pain.

12

Structured discovery interviews

23

Practitioner survey responses

91%

Say valuable feedback gets lost

13%

Felt confident the right signals informed decisions

5 of 6

Early testers validated the problem

Live

GitHub, Jira, and email integrations

Designed for software companies with 10–200 employees shipping customer-facing updates weekly or more.

Led by someone who has lived this problem.

Suzanne O'Kelley

Suzanne O'Kelley

Founder & CEO

Suzanne built Crosshatch after 15+ years leading product and business lines across startups, acquisition, and Amazon, seeing firsthand how decision-making infrastructure failed to keep pace with execution velocity.

"Preserving human judgment as AI accelerates engineering velocity is a social and business imperative."
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Common questions, answered.

How is Crosshatch different from Productboard or Jira Product Discovery?
Productboard and Jira Product Discovery help teams collect feedback and manage roadmaps. Crosshatch structures the decision itself — the rationale, the tradeoffs, the assumptions — and carries that context forward into engineering, GTM, and outcome tracking. The result isn't a better roadmap artifact. It's a durable decision record that compounds in value over time.
What does a decision record contain?
A decision record captures the evidence behind a product decision, the opportunity or problem being addressed, the tradeoffs considered, the rationale for the chosen direction, and the downstream artifacts engineering and GTM teams need to act. Every record is linked to its source signals and tracked against outcomes after launch.
Which tools does Crosshatch integrate with?
Crosshatch currently integrates with Jira, GitHub, Salesforce, Zendesk, Mixpanel, and Slack, with Linear in progress. Integrations are designed to ingest evidence passively — no manual data entry — so the evidence bank builds as teams work.
Is this a replacement for my PM tools, or does it work alongside them?
Alongside. Crosshatch doesn't replace Jira, Linear, Productboard, or your existing feedback tools. It sits between your evidence layer and your execution layer — ingesting signals from the systems you already use, structuring the decision process in the middle, and pushing context back downstream. Most teams are up and running within a sprint cycle.
Who typically buys Crosshatch, and who uses it?
The user is the PM. The buyer is typically a head of product, group PM, or technical founder at a software company with 10–200 employees shipping customer-facing updates weekly or more. At smaller companies, the founder is often both. Adoption is designed to be champion-led — one person can onboard their team without a procurement process.

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