# Mavro

> AI-powered product management assistant that turns raw context — meeting notes, Slack threads, and half-formed ideas — into structured PRDs, user stories, and ticket summaries.

Mavro is a product management tool built for PMs and product owners who spend too much time writing tickets, specs, and acceptance criteria. It runs three specialized AI agents:

- **Execution**: Transforms raw notes into user stories with acceptance criteria, ready for engineering
- **Planning**: Builds structured product briefs and PRDs with problem statements, goals, and success metrics
- **Refinement**: Cleans up messy backlog items with sharper acceptance criteria and edge cases

Users paste context, answer a few clarifying questions, and get execution-ready artifacts in seconds. Mavro integrates with Linear and Jira to pull existing tickets as context for every generation and push new work back.

## Pages

- [Home](/): Product overview and how Mavro helps PMs balance execution and strategy
- [Pricing](/pricing): Free, Starter, Pro, and Scale plans with monthly and yearly billing
- [About](/about): The team and mission behind Mavro
- [Blog](/blog): PM workflows, AI for product management, and field notes from the team
- [Privacy](/privacy): Privacy policy and data handling
- [Terms](/terms): Terms of use and acceptable use policy

## Blog

- [Welcome to the Mavro Blog](/blog/welcome-to-the-mavro-blog): Introduction to the blog and what to expect
- [Acceptance Criteria Templates and Examples](/blog/acceptance-criteria-templates-and-examples): Practical templates and examples for writing better acceptance criteria
- [Will AI Replace Product Owners?](/blog/will-ai-replace-product-owners): How AI changes the PM role without replacing it
- [Increase Engineering Sprint Capacity Without Hiring](/blog/increase-engineering-sprint-capacity-without-hiring): Strategies to improve engineering velocity and sprint planning
- [Can AI Write Acceptance Criteria?](/blog/can-ai-write-acceptance-criteria): Where AI excels and fails at writing acceptance criteria, and how specialized workflows produce higher-quality requirements
- [Breaking Into Product Management](/blog/breaking-into-product-management): How to transition into product management without a technical background, covering Agile fundamentals, ceremonies, communication, and stakeholder skills
- [Translating Business Needs into Product Requirements](/blog/translating-business-needs-into-product-requirements): How PMs, Product Owners, and Business Analysts turn vague business needs into clear product requirements through early technical alignment, PRDs, and refinement
- [Why Product Requirements Fail](/blog/why-product-requirements-fail): Why product requirements fail not because of bad work, but because context gets lost across handoffs — and how high-performing teams preserve it

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