Four steps. Idea in. Structured plan out. Hand off to whatever — or whoever — builds.
Paste, upload, or describe your idea in plain language. It can be a single sentence or several paragraphs. ScopeMap works with whatever level of detail you have.
There's no template to fill in. Just describe what you want to build.
ScopeMap asks up to three targeted clarifying questions — the kind a senior PM would ask in a kickoff meeting. These surface the decisions that are usually left implicit until they cause rework.
Things like: who is the primary user here? What's out of scope? What does "done" actually look like?
Your scope appears as a set of feature cards — each tagged Must Have, Should Have, Could Have, or Won't Have. The canvas is interactive: move cards between bands, edit them in place, or ask AI to refine individual cards or the whole scope.
Share the board with a teammate or stakeholder to review before handing off.
Export your scope to CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, JSON, or markdown. Drop the file into your repo and hand it to an AI coding tool — Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable — or to a developer directly.
The spec includes agent directives: what to build, what not to touch, and what to ask before starting. Your AI builds what you meant, not what it guessed.