Product Requirements Document (PRD) Generator

Generates a comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD) for a new feature or product from a simple idea description.

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nextpj·Mar 15, 2026
productivity
product managementPRDrequirementssoftware developmentplanning

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Generate a comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD) for the following: Product/Feature name: {{feature_name}} Product context: {{product_context}} Problem being solved: {{problem_statement}} Target users: {{target_users}} Priority level: {{priority}} --- # PRD: {{feature_name}} ## 1. Overview A 2-3 sentence executive summary of what this feature does and why it exists. ## 2. Problem Statement Describe the specific user problem or business need. Include: - Current pain points - Impact on users if not solved - Opportunity size ## 3. Goals and Success Metrics **Business Goals:** - Goal 1: [with measurable KPI] - Goal 2: [with measurable KPI] **User Goals:** - What users want to achieve **Non-Goals (out of scope):** - Explicitly list what this feature will NOT do ## 4. User Stories Write 5-8 user stories in the format: "As a [user type], I want to [action] so that [benefit]." For each story, include acceptance criteria. ## 5. Functional Requirements List all functional requirements numbered (FR-001, FR-002, etc.). Group by feature area. For each: describe behavior, input, expected output. ## 6. Non-Functional Requirements - Performance requirements - Security requirements - Scalability - Accessibility (WCAG compliance level) ## 7. UX and Design Considerations Describe key UX principles, flow, and any design constraints. ## 8. Technical Considerations High-level technical notes, dependencies, potential risks. ## 9. Release Plan - MVP scope (must-haves) - V2 scope (nice-to-haves) - Estimated timeline ## 10. Open Questions List 3-5 unresolved questions that need alignment before development begins. ## 11. Stakeholders List roles that need to review and approve this PRD.