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Write product docs that already know your product.
Figr drafts PRDs, feature specs and other product docs from the context you give it. Because it works from your real product and inputs, the first draft starts closer to what you’d write yourself, and you spend your time sharpening it instead of filling a blank page.
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Describe what you need

Say what the doc is for, who it’s for, and what you already know. For example: “Write a PRD for the weigh and pay step of the pickup flow.”
Tell Figr what’s out of scope. A clear “not doing” list keeps the draft focused.
2

Add supporting material

Click Add context in the chat box and attach research notes, customer feedback, screenshots of the current flow, or a page from a connected tool like Notion or Linear, so the doc builds on real inputs.
Research files and a Notion page attached in the Figr chat box for a PRD
3

Review the draft

Figr creates the doc on the canvas with sections like problem, goals, user stories and requirements.
PRD draft with problem, goals, user stories and requirements on the Figr canvas
4

Refine it

Edit the doc directly, or ask Figr to expand a section, tighten the scope, or add open questions.
5

Ask Figr to map the flow

For example: “Map the user flow for this PRD, including what happens when something goes wrong.”
User flow mapped from a PRD, placed next to the doc on the Figr canvas

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Next

Map a user flow

Turn the PRD into a flow.

Generate test cases

Give QA a ready list of what to test.