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Everyone told us to niche down. Pick one workflow (support, sales, finance) and automate that. It's the right advice for most products.

We went a different direction, and here's why: the companies losing the most time aren't failing at one specific workflow. They're failing at the handoffs between them. Decisions that fall between departments. Approvals that loop endlessly. Reports that require 6 people to compile.

So we built an AI layer that covers the full operational cycle. Still early. No revenue yet. But we've talked to 40+ tech company managers and the pattern is consistent: the pain is in the gaps, not the workflows themselves.

Happy to share what we've learned. And if you're a manager at a tech company wrestling with this. We're looking for early design partners.

Sirius is an AI product management platform for software teams. You describe what you need in plain language, it outputs structured requirements compliance-checked against ISO/IEEE/IEC 29148, with tasks already synced to Jira or Monday.

Target is software product teams of 5 to 50 people, especially in regulated industries.

Our biggest fear is that people just use ChatGPT with a prompt and get 80% of this for free. Tell us if we’re right.

Sirius automates the full requirements workflow. Natural language in, structured requirements, tasks and roadmap out. Integrates with Jira, Monday and IBM DOORS. Built-in compliance for ISO, IEEE and IEC 29148.

Looking for software teams willing to test it in exchange for free access and a direct line to the founding team.

Drop a comment or DM if interested.

https://nebulor.ai/

We're building Sirius, an AI platform that automates the full product lifecycle: requirements analysis, roadmap planning, technical documentation and dev workflow — all from natural language input.

Integrates with Jira, Monday, IBM DOORS. Compliance-aware (ISO, IEEE, IEC 29148).

Target: software product teams, 5–50 people, especially in regulated industries.

The pitch: your PM writes "we need a login system with SSO and audit trail for enterprise clients" — Sirius turns that into structured requirements, compliance-checked, with tasks already in Jira.

What we're afraid of: that teams just use ChatGPT + a prompt for this. Tell us why we're wrong (or right).

Product managers at software companies spend an insane amount of time doing things that shouldn't require a human: turning stakeholder input into structured requirements, making sure those requirements are ISO/IEEE compliant, syncing everything to Jira or Monday, writing technical docs.

We've seen teams of 3–10 people lose entire days per week to this.

So we built Sirius — a product lifecycle automation platform that covers the full PM workflow:

— You write (or speak) what you need in plain language — Sirius analyzes it, structures it into formal requirements — Automatically generates tasks, milestones, and roadmap — Pushes everything to Jira, Monday, IBM DOORS or your CRM — Flags compliance gaps against ISO, IEEE and IEC 29148 standards

We built this specifically for software teams that work in regulated or structured environments where requirements traceability actually matters.

Still pre-revenue. Looking for 5 product teams willing to use it for free in exchange for brutal, honest feedback.

What's the most painful part of your current requirements workflow?