The toolkit of a modern product manager covers planning, analysis, collaboration, design and testing. In my workflow, I use Jira Product Discovery and Miro for roadmap planning. Obtain data insights through Google Analytics and Amplitude; Typeform and Hotjar collect user feedback; Slack and Confluence are responsible for team communication and documentation. Figma does prototype design; Track tasks and iterations using Jira or Asana; And monday dev handles the development process and also uses AI tools to improve efficiency.
1. Planning and roadmap
Jira Product Discovery: Centralized management of ideas and alignment with roadmaps.
Miro: Real-time visualization of user processes and functional specifications.
2. Analysis and Feedback
Google Analytics: Tracking User Behavior and conversion funnel.
Amplitude: Provides usage analysis and behavioral clustering.
Typeform & Hotjar: Collect qualitative feedback and heat map data.
3. Collaboration and Documentation
Slack: Instant Messaging and Application Integration.
Confluence: Stores specifications, release notes, and team knowledge bases.
Notion: Lightweight Documentation and Shared Knowledge Base.
4. Design and Prototyping
Figma: Real-time design collaboration and prototyping.
5. Project tracking and AI-assisted
Jira & Asana: Agile Kanban and Iteration Planning.
monday dev: Develop lifecycle templates.
AI tools: Automated research summaries and roadmap suggestions.
6. Integrate MultilogPro
When managing multiple product versions and regions, I use MultiLoginPro to isolate the environment. It creates sandbox browser profiles, simulates different regions and user agents, allowing me to test feature releases, A/B experiences, and reproduce bugs without revealing sessions or obfuscating accounts, thereby maintaining the clarity and reliability of the verification process.
What about you?