Agents do the product grunt work. You make the calls.
Triaging feedback, hunting for patterns, writing PRDs from a blank page: Euler's agents do all of it, cited to the source. What's left is the part only you can do: decide.
Morning brief
Thursday, Oct 8The themes that mattered across all your projects, ranked.
Creator monetization friction dominates this morning; three enterprise accounts flagged the new analytics gaps.
- Settlement now 5–7 days, was 2.
- Two top creators threatening to pause posting.
- Established creators report sharp reach drops.
What you shipped, and whether customer-signal volume dropped afterwards.
Coding agents can build almost anything now.
The hard part was never the code.
It's deciding what to build, and proving why.
Euler closes the gap from customer signal to buildable PRD, with the traceability to defend every decision.
Pulls customer feedback in from
- Linear
- Slack
- Notion
- GitHub
- Jira
- Interviews
- Support tickets
- Feature requests
- Sales notes
- Usage data
- Competitor notes
Every signal has somewhere to go.
One continuous path from raw feedback to shipped code, and back, to prove it worked.
A payout batch partially failed; some creators paid late with no proactive comms.
Creator payout held for weeks behind a confusing W-8 step with no status visibility.
Provider retries fan out into duplicate settlement attempts during peak hours.
Top-creator managers can't predict or explain earnings; RPM swings erode trust.
Agencies want live gift earnings on the creator dashboard during streams.
Creators abandon when payouts slip past 72 hours
Creators can't plan income when settlement timing is unpredictable, so they hedge by posting on rival platforms#1#2
Customer requests · proposed solutions, not requirements
Instant payouts on demand#3#4
“I waited a week for my payout. If it keeps up I'm posting less here.”
Source signals (12) · 7 customers · 4 sources
Request
Draft a PRD to fix payout delays for top creators.
Creator Payout SLA & Transparency
- 1Pull every payout-delay signal from interviews, tickets and Slack
- 2Quantify settlement time against the 48-hour baseline
- 3Propose a payout SLA with in-app status
- 4Define success metrics and rollout risks
Composer is drafting the document…
Creator Payout SLA & Transparency
Problem
Evidence
Hypothesis
Proposed Solution
Success Metrics
Queued…
Roadmap Assistant
Proposes edits — you accept before commit
Built to show its work.
Euler's answers, problem statements and results point back to the customers behind them. Up close, that looks like this.
Citations you can check
Payout delays are the leading driver: settlement now takes 5–7 days#1#2.
BeautyByMaya, Interview, Oct 1
“I waited a week for my payout. That's never happened on other platforms.”
Open the source signal
Proof it worked, or not yet
The problem, not just the request
Creators can't plan income when settlement timing is unpredictable#1#2
Customer requests, proposed solutions, not requirements
Instant payouts on demand#3#4
2 sources
It pushes back, with evidence
You deferred instant payouts in March, and the payout status page already fixed what creators were asking about: not knowing when the money lands.
Evidence
Tested before it's built
Put a prototype in front of customers and each acceptance criterion comes back met, not met or unresolved, with the quotes behind it.
How prototypes workWhich acceptance criteria held across 3 processed sessions. Met needs two independent sessions and none failing.
Met in 2 sessions (T1, T3) · failed in 0
Met in 0 sessions · failed in 2 (T2, T3)
Met in 1 session (T1) · failed in 0
What your day actually looks like.
The agents did the grunt work. Every call was yours.
- 8:45 am
Coffee, then the Morning Brief
Overnight, every new Slack thread, Linear ticket and Granola note was read, clustered and ranked into one brief. You skim what changed, no inbox archaeology.
- 10:30 am
A pattern you'd have missed
Insights flags a new pain point: 14 customers, 3 sources, trending up, ranked by evidence, not by who emailed loudest.
- 1:00 pm
Draft the PRD over lunch
You hand the pain point to Composer. It proposes a plan, you approve it, and it drafts with every claim cited to its source.
- 3:30 pm
Onto the roadmap
Drop the PRD on the dependency canvas and link the GitHub PR. Euler flips it to Shipped the moment it merges with green CI.
- 5:00 pm
Proof it worked
Last month's PRD? Euler shows signal volume for that pain point fell 40% after it shipped. You shipped the right thing, and you can prove it.
Safe to point at your real customer data.
Euler holds what your customers told you and what you decided to do about it. Here is what protects it.
Workspaces kept apart
The app checks your membership and filters every query to your workspace. The database enforces the same boundary with row-level security on every tenant table, for your requests, background jobs and integration syncs alike.
Credentials encrypted
Every token, API key and secret you connect is encrypted before it reaches the database.
Single sign-on and SCIM
Sign in through your identity provider. Turn on SCIM and anyone your directory removes loses access to the workspace.
Not used for training
Your content goes to Anthropic and Voyage only to do the work. Anthropic deletes it within 30 days, Voyage keeps none of it, and neither trains on it.
Optional redaction of personal data
Turn it on at setup and names, emails and phone numbers in feedback become placeholders before anything is analyzed or sent to a model.
Nothing acts on its own
Autonomous actions ship switched off. Plans, roadmap edits and pushes to other tools wait for a person.
An audit log you can export
Admin and AI actions go to an append-only log. Entries can't be edited, and you can export it as CSV.
Deletion that sticks
Delete a workspace and it's hard-deleted after a 30-day window in which it can still be restored.
A DPA, published
Our Data Processing Addendum covers GDPR, UK GDPR and the CCPA, with standard contractual clauses for transfers.
Plans for every stage of your team.
Euler is in private development. Preview the planned plans, then join the waitlist for early-access updates.
Starter
For individuals exploring the full signal-to-PRD loop.
Includes
- 3 seats
- 10 AI drafts / month
- 50 signals / month
- Signal capture + semantic search
- Insights clustering
- Composer PRDs, fully cited
- Community support
Team
Most popularbilled annually
For teams shipping together.
Everything in Starter, plus
- 25 AI drafts / seat / month, pooled
- Unlimited signals
- Slack, Linear, Jira + Notion sync
- Dependency roadmap
- Auto-ship on PR merge
- Priority support
Business
billed annually
Security and controls at scale.
Everything in Team, plus
- 50 AI drafts / seat / month, pooled
- SSO / SAML
- Role-based access control
- Audit log
- Custom guardrails
- Outcome measurement
Enterprise
Runs in your cloud. Your data never leaves it.
Everything in Business, plus
- Unlimited AI drafts
- Single-tenant deploy in your own VPC
- Your IAM, your network, your data residency
- Bring your own model-provider key
- DPA + custom retention + SLA
- Security review support · solutions engineer
AI drafts are full documents Euler writes for you: a Composer draft, a draft from an insight, or a generated PRD. Edits and rewrites are free. On paid plans, extra drafts are $2 each, up to a monthly limit your admin sets, and signals are unlimited under fair use.
Evaluating Euler for a security review? Read how we isolate, encrypt, and govern your data.
Frequently asked questions.
A workspace's data is visible only to its members, enforced by both the app and the database. Connected credentials are encrypted, your content isn't used to train models, and deleting a workspace removes it for good after 30 days. See the Security page for details.
No. Your content is sent to our AI providers (Anthropic and Voyage) only to generate your insights and PRDs, never to train models.
Euler is grounded in your own customer corpus, not a blank chat. Every answer and PRD claim is cited back to the exact signal it came from, patterns are ranked by evidence, and it runs the whole loop from signal to shipped, measured outcome.
Every synthesized claim carries a citation to its source, and the three-layer model (deterministic guardrails, AI evaluation, human override) keeps you in control. The agent proposes, you commit.
Upload transcripts and files, or sync Linear, Jira, Slack, Notion, GitHub and Granola. Everything lands in one searchable corpus.
Euler is currently in private development. Join the waitlist for early-access updates. Planned paid plans are priced per seat and include a pooled allowance of AI drafts per seat, unlimited signals, and integrations; Business and Enterprise add SSO/SAML and audit logs. See pricing.
Stop drowning in feedback. Start shipping the right thing.
We're putting the agents through their paces. When early access opens, the waitlist hears first.