Deepraj R

Tools for Product Managers

Useful tools for product managers and their purpose.

August 1, 2026
  1. Roadmapping: Used to organize, visualize, and communicate their product roadmap. Examples:: Productboard, Aha, and Pendo

  2. Project Management: To help team aligned with what is happening. Examples: Jira, Monday.com, and Asana

  3. Collaboration tools: To work better together, especially in a hybrid work environment. Examples: Miro, Airtable, Slack

  4. Design and Prototyping: To visualise and build initial versions of applications. Examples: Figma, InVision

  5. Product Analytics: To understand how users navigate and interact with a product. Examples: Mixpanel, Pendo

  6. User Testing: To understand end user experience with a product or service. Examples: User testing and User Linux

  7. User feedback: Platforms that enable companies to collect, consolidate, and analyse feedbacks from users. Examples: Qaltrics, Pendo, Surveymonkey

  8. Onboarding: To build onboarding experiences inside the product itself. Examples: Intercom, Appcues, and Pendo

  9. Business Intelligence: Leverages BI data in combination with product data. Examples: Looker, and Tableu

  10. Experimenting & Feature Flagging: To conduct experiments and test different user experiences. Examples: Optimizely, LaunchDarkly, and AB Tasty

  11. Session Replay: Helps companies to record and visually playback a user session in the product. Examples: Full Story, Logrocket, and Pendo

  12. Knowledge base software: Stores and organizes information about businesses and their products, services, and processes in a central repository. Examples: Zendesk, and Confluence

You might not need them all.

Product Management