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What does Aha! do?

Tool: Aha!

The Tech: Product Roadmapping

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Their Pitch

Go from product discovery to delivery

Our Take

It's a product roadmap tool that tries to connect big-picture strategy with actual feature development. Think interactive Gantt charts with scoring systems instead of arguing about priorities in Slack.

Deep Dive & Reality Check

Used For

  • +**Scattered feature ideas in emails and random Jira tickets** → Centralized roadmap where executives can see what's coming without bugging you
  • +**Manual priority debates that eat 2 hours of every planning meeting** → Scorecard system automatically ranks features by business value and customer impact
  • +**Engineering builds features that don't match the original strategy** → Link epics to requirements so everyone sees how small tasks connect to big goals
  • +Two-way Jira sync - push roadmap items down, pull development status back up
  • +AI helps draft user stories and release notes when you're staring at a blank page

Best For

  • >Your product team is drowning in feature requests with no clear way to prioritize what matters
  • >Engineering keeps asking "why are we building this?" and you're tired of explaining strategy in every standup
  • >You've outgrown Jira's basic roadmaps but aren't ready for a full enterprise planning suite

Not For

  • -Teams under 50 people — you're paying for enterprise roadmapping complexity when a simple Trello board would work fine
  • -Pure engineering teams who just need task tracking — this is built for product strategy, not sprint management
  • -Anyone wanting something that works perfectly out of the box — expect 1-2 weeks of setup to get scorecards and integrations working right

Pairs With

  • *Jira (where your developers actually track tasks and push status updates back to roadmaps)
  • *Slack (for notifications when roadmap items change status or hit deadlines)
  • *GitHub (to track which commits are linked to specific features on your roadmap)
  • *Figma (where designers create mockups that you'll reference in your feature requirements)
  • *Salesforce (to pull customer feedback and feature requests that feed into your prioritization scorecards)

The Catch

  • !Converting between record types (like turning a feature into an epic) can lose your custom fields and history
  • !The details view is hidden by default on feature boards, which confuses new users who can't find their data
  • !No built-in time tracking to the minute — you'll still need separate tools if you bill by the hour

Bottom Line

Replaces your messy spreadsheet roadmaps with drag-and-drop boards, but you'll pay enterprise prices even as a growing startup.