Audited product enhancements. Open the terminal and start building.
AI made shipping software features cheap. The work is judgement now. Decide what to build, present it, then drop straight into build mode in Claude.
Continuum Tracker amplifies that workflow. Every morning an evidence-backed, prioritized list of product enhancements is waiting at your terminal. Query the user problems, reason over the evidence, and build. All in one tool.
| # | Evidence count | User need | Customer pain point description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 28 | Cancellation Terms Before Payment | The cancellation deadline and the real refund amount only appear after the card is charged, so travellers book elsewhere rather than risk a non-refundable rate. |
| 2 | 22 | Trip Total in Home Currency | Nightly rates show in the local currency and the conversion happens at checkout, so the amount that finally leaves the account is a surprise. |
| 3 | 19 | Bookings Beside the Card Spend | A stay booked in the app never appears next to the card transactions that paid for it, so the trip budget has to be rebuilt by hand. |
| 4 | 16 | Changing Dates After Booking | Moving a stay by one night means cancelling and rebooking at whatever the price is now, because an existing reservation cannot be amended. |
| 5 | 13 | Shared Trips With a Companion | Only the person who booked can see the reservation, so partners and colleagues re-enter the same details in a separate thread. |
This terminal replays an illustrative example for a digital product. Nova Stays and its features are a hypothetical product, and the real output will differ depending on your own product, data and setup.
Product prioritization runs where you already build
Install the Continuum Tracker skill in Claude Code and every AI agent you run inherits the same product context: your products, the ranked customer pain points and the evidence. There is nothing to look up before the work starts, because the prioritized list of product enhancements is already in the terminal. You keep the product strategy. We synthesise the incoming product data.
| # | Product | Vision |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nova Card | Spending that makes sense the moment it happens. Every purchase categorised before you close the app. |
| 2 | Nova Crypto | (no vision set) |
| 3 | Nova Exchange | Send money across a border for the price of a coffee, at the rate you were actually quoted… |
| 4 | Nova Insurance | Cover that switches on when you land and off when you get home. Insurance you never think about. |
| 5 | Nova Junior | Pocket money that teaches. Children learning what things cost before the first real salary. |
| 6 | Nova Partnerships | To put the account where people already are — the airline, the retailer, the phone contract. |
| 7 | Nova Premium | One subscription that quietly removes the fees, the queues and the paperwork from every other Nova product. |
| 8 | Nova Savings | A rainy-day fund that fills itself from the rounding on every purchase. |
| 9 | Nova Stays | Book the trip from the same place you paid for it. Travel money and travel plans stop being separate… |
| 10 | Nova Teams | One shared account for a small business, with the documents, approvals and permissions in one place. |
| 11 | Nova Transfers | Splitting a bill should end the conversation, not start one… |
| # | Evidence count | User need | Customer pain point description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 28 | Cancellation Terms Before Payment | The cancellation deadline and the real refund amount only appear after the card is charged, so travellers book elsewhere rather than risk a non-refundable rate. |
| 2 | 22 | Trip Total in Home Currency | Nightly rates show in the local currency and the conversion happens at checkout, so the amount that finally leaves the account is a surprise. |
| 3 | 19 | Bookings Beside the Card Spend | A stay booked in the app never appears next to the card transactions that paid for it, so the trip budget has to be rebuilt by hand. |
| 4 | 16 | Changing Dates After Booking | Moving a stay by one night means cancelling and rebooking at whatever the price is now, because an existing reservation cannot be amended. |
| 5 | 13 | Shared Trips With a Companion | Only the person who booked can see the reservation, so partners and colleagues re-enter the same details in a separate thread. |
Today, 1 billion+ products shape how people live every day—yet millions still lack the right solution to their needs. Build one.
Today, 1 billion+ products shape how people live every day—yet millions still lack the right solution to their needs. Build one.
- Mission — Travel booking built into the account that already holds the money.
- Vision — Book the trip from the same place you paid for it.
- North star — Percentage of sign-ups for the platform per month. Reach 600 a month.
- Customer pain point — The cancellation deadline and the real refund amount only appear after the card is charged, so travellers book elsewhere rather than risk a non-refundable rate.
- User story — As a traveller, I want the cancellation deadline and the exact refund shown before I pay, so that I can book without fearing a non-refundable mistake.
- Category: ClusterPainPoint · 28 connected data items · 22 verbatim quotes across 15 sessions, all imported as one batch dated 14 Mar 2026.
- Session 1 — "I only found out it was non-refundable from the confirmation email."
- Session 2 — "It said partial refund, but never how much. I cancelled and got back less than half of what I paid."
- Session 3 — "I book in Nova Stays and then open the hotel site anyway, just to read the cancellation policy."
This terminal replays an illustrative example for a digital product. Nova Stays and its features are a hypothetical product, and the real output will differ depending on your own product, data and setup.
The development process
The machine ranks the product enhancements, the human evaluates. All in the terminal.
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Connect what you already use
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One AI devil’s advocate. Six perspectives before you build.
A customer pain point has different potential when you look at it from marketing, the UI, traction or the business model. Most builders check one or two, then build. The agent argues the other side of whichever course you take.
It is connected to the market data we synthesise, so you are not prompting a chatbot or a general LLM but a product agent that already knows your product market. Everything you argue out stays attached to that customer pain point for later.

Secure leadership buy-in for large, complex features
Small changes ship on their own. Large, complex features do not. Senior stakeholders want to be in the decision, not told about it. Without their buy-in the work waits.
Continuum Tracker builds the presentation and keeps it attached to the customer pain point it argues for. So it is not a deck but a case you can query, right down to the comparable products, the market research, your customers’ pain expressions and the similar pain points found on your market.
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Adapt the presentation to a specific audience, or correct anything the AI wrote, at any point before you present it.
Connected to your pain point
All the product data behind it stays attached, so every claim can be traced.
Presentation mode
One click and the slide deck goes fullscreen, ready for leadership and key stakeholders.
Version control
The same case needs slightly different wording for each audience. Version them. Present in their language to get the outcome you want.
Every user need arrives with its own market research
You can see exactly which products our AI “thinks” are similar to yours. It uses that knowledge to sharpen its product strategy reasoning, yet the whole system stays auditable.
Your AI product agents carry this product reasoning into every session as context, to improve the outcomes.
