The Revelica Method

Establish workspace KPIs, then set the project outcome and Key Results against them.

Choose the evidence source, then build a cited segment and customer opportunities.

Articulate the value proposition and map the competitive landscape.

Reuse, reference, or import prior Ideas, or record that there is no backlog.

Explore an alternative positioning for your product. Research a customer segment, articulate the value proposition, discover the competitors that emerge from that frame, and produce a competitive analysis.

Turn the strongest setup context into one tested recommendation.

Define a customer segment, then build the experience map: the moments they go through, the solutions they use, and the unmet needs. Grounded in real customer voice where possible.

Runs competitive analysis end to end: from a blank workspace to a market map that stays current.

Profile the company and primary solution without duplicating existing records.

Test a hypothesis with Analysis of Competing Hypotheses: gather evidence, score against all assumptions in isolation, produce a verdict matrix and report.

AI-assisted user story mapping for product teams. The product agent drafts the first map; you and your team refine the UX, surface assumptions, and slice releases; then export a requirements spec your coding agent builds from over MCP.

Import, reference, or record the ideas your team already considered.

Author a feature spec on an idea from your coding agent: a structured markdown design doc (Why, Goals, Design, Plan, Decisions) written section by section and attached back to the idea.

Give your coding agent the product context behind the code: the idea, spec, and research it needs to build, plus a place to write results back so the team stays in sync.