More answers on the site, and links that preview properly

A pass over the marketing site: more of the questions people actually ask, answered on the page rather than in an email, and a fix for something that had been quietly wrong every time anyone shared a link.

Shared links preview the right page

Until now, every page on the site shared the homepage's title and description. Send someone /product/critique in Slack and the preview card said "AI PRD Critique & Generator for Product Managers" — the homepage copy, on a different page.

Every page now carries its own preview title, description, and canonical URL. The link you send looks like the page you sent.

Questions answered where you're already reading

The four use-case pages — Product Managers, engineering teams, design teams, and startups — each end with a short FAQ now. What the eleven passes actually check, which trackers we push specs to, whether engineers need their own seat to read a spec, what the free plan really includes.

Each product page also ends with a few links out to the writing behind it, so the argument for a feature and the feature itself are one click apart.

A longer PRD review checklist

The PRD review checklist picked up two sections it was missing: when to run it (on your own draft, on someone else's, and on a spec you already shipped — three different jobs) and what to do with the findings, which is where most reviews quietly fail. A list isn't a decision. Sort by severity, fix every blocker, and write down the majors you consciously declined.

What is a PRD also answers "how long should a PRD be" directly now, instead of burying it mid-paragraph.

Which Thinkr this is

A few unrelated companies share the name. About now states the record plainly — what this Thinkr is, when it was founded, where it's operated from, and who we aren't affiliated with — so anyone landing here from a search knows they're in the right place.