Capture the idea while it is still forming.
Keep the question, contradiction, or possibility in view before it disappears into a chat thread or meeting note. No labels, no required fields—just capture.
Product thinking, turned into build-ready direction
Turn ideas intobuild-ready specs.
Workomator gives founders and product teams one place to think through a problem, decide what to build, and hand their team—or AI coding tools—work that is ready to build.
For founders and small product teams
Workomator · New product conceptPersonal work
Track 01 · Explore
What if the first-run experience responded to a founder's current uncertainty?
Processed → Spec
Write a thought, tension, or half-formed direction…
Track 02 · Commit
InboxNextSpecs
Needs clarityDefine what the first-run interview needs to uncover.
Refine it in the Idea field, then give it a home.
Capture firstWrite the thought down before it is fully formed.
Decide with contextTurn a thought into a decision, task, or spec when it is ready.
One shared planEveryone sees the same roadmap and the reasons behind it.
Why Workomator
Most tools manage requirements after they exist.
Workomator helps you decide what the requirements should be—before a vague idea turns into a ticket, a meeting note, or a guess for the people building it.
Give it structure when you are ready.
When an idea earns a next move, choose its shape: a task to take, a product spec to draft, or a decision to make.
Place it in time with Now / Next / Later.
Decided work lands in the horizon where it belongs—in motion now, queued for next, or parked for later with its reasoning still attached.
The Workomator Method
Explore on the left. Decide on the right.
Capture a thought without interrupting your flow. When it is ready, turn it into a decision, task, or product spec—with the reasons why still attached.
Explore · rough notes
Loose thoughtWhat if onboarding responded to a founder’s current uncertainty?
Pattern noticedMost first-run checklists ask for setup before they understand the person.
Open questionWhat would the product need to learn first?
Pick the thought worth acting on.Give it a working shape.
Decide · clear next step
Next · product specReady
Design onboarding as a conversation that adapts.
Why this mattersFounders arrive with different levels of confidence. The first run should meet them where they are.
Draft the adaptive first-run interview
A feed for thoughts and half-formed ideas. No labels, no required fields, no interruptions.
What if onboarding responded to a founder's current uncertainty?
A weekly pulse could surface the decisions we keep avoiding.
Write the next thought—nothing will interrupt you…
When an idea is ready, give it a next step. Decided work lands in Now, Next, or Later.
NOW · TASKDraft the adaptive first-run interview.
NEXT · SPECOnboarding as a conversation that adapts.
LATER · DECISIONShould the weekly pulse be private by default?
Capture without interruption.No required fields, no sorting steps, and no “what is this?” prompt mid-thought. The Explore side is always open.
Decide with context attached.When a thought becomes work, its reasoning stays close—so the next person can act without guessing.
Built for personal focus and shared direction
Work alone. Align together.
Build stays personal: your own Inbox, decisions, and next moves. Project is where the team keeps the shared plan current.
See how teams work →Implementation
Keep product direction and implementation in sync.
Workomator creates a two-way connection with the systems and coding agents your team already uses. Send clear direction into delivery, then bring implementation progress and context back into Workomator.
Connect GitHub Projects.
Sync approved tasks, specifications, and decisions with GitHub Projects. Work stays connected in both directions, so product context and delivery status do not drift apart.
Build with your own agent.
Give a coding agent the product spec, decisions, and context it needs to do the work well—then bring its implementation updates back into Workomator. Use your own agent, Claude Code, Codex, Amp, or another tool in your development workflow.
Your own agentClaude CodeCodexAmpOther agents
Start with the thought you have
Give your next build a clearer beginning.
Workomator pairs two disciplines: Explore and Decide to do the thinking, and Now / Next / Later to organize the result—so the decisions behind a product spec are as clear as the work that follows.
Create a product spec