Digital product management for the roadmap that keeps moving after everyone else has shipped and left.
Most product management services are a person running your backlog to a plan someone else wrote. Ours are embedded product managers who own the direction itself — priorities, trade-offs, the roadmap your engineering team actually builds against — working inside your team, not a bolt-on layer above it, in as little as 1 week from first call.
The problems that bring
teams to us for product management.
If any of these sound familiar, the fix isn't another hire six months from now — it's embedded ownership starting this quarter. Here's how we approach it.
Nobody owns the product now that it's live
The people who scoped and built v1 have moved on to the next project, and the roadmap has been drifting on inertia ever since.
A backlog with no one prioritising it against outcomes
Feature requests pile up in order of whoever asked loudest, not against what actually moves the metric that matters.
Data and software product management pulling in different directions
The data team and the product team are optimising for different definitions of success, and nobody's reconciling them.
A part-time founder still doing full-time product management
The person who should be running the business is still triaging bug reports and writing tickets three years after launch.
An owner for the product,
not just the backlog.
Most product management consulting hands you a facilitator who keeps the ceremonies running. Ours is a senior product manager who owns the roadmap itself — the trade-offs, the priorities, the decisions your engineering team needs someone accountable for.
A roadmap without an owner is just a wishlist with dates on it.
Every product we've seen drift did so because ownership was diffuse — a bit of founder, a bit of engineering lead, a bit of whoever's in the room. An embedded product manager gives you one accountable owner, so the roadmap reflects a decision, not a compromise.
Roadmap ownership, not backlog admin
An embedded product manager is accountable for what gets built and why, not just for running the ceremonies around a backlog someone else prioritised.
Works inside your team, in your tools
Standups, planning, reporting — all in your existing process. No separate cadence to translate in and out of.
Digital product management tied to outcomes
Every roadmap decision is measured against the metric it's meant to move, whether that's a software product or a data product management engagement.
Backed by the engineering team when you need it
If the roadmap calls for a build, the same organisation that's managing the product can also ship it — no handoff to a separate delivery vendor.
A working method, not a deck of phases.
Discover
We get into the detail. Stakeholders, constraints, data, and the real problem you're trying to solve.
Strategise
We sketch the smallest version that proves the outcome. A clear plan, a tight scope, no fluff.
Build
Cross-functional pods of engineers, designers, and data folk. Working software every week.
Scale
We harden it, instrument it, and stick around. Roadmaps, reviews, and a team that knows your stack.
Not sure if you need a hire or just direction? Ask the product lead who’d take it on.
Book a 30-minute working session with a senior product lead — a real conversation about your roadmap, not a sales call.
Built with clients
who measure outcomes.
A 12-tab spreadsheet, rebuilt as a risk platform
Offshore cable burial risk assessment taken out of a straining Excel workbook and rebuilt as a Python engine and React application on Microsoft Azure — a hundred thousand rows of AIS vessel data, Carbon Trust anchor-strike methodology, and depth-of-lowering curves for every soil zone on a route.
Frasers Aerospace — Operations Control Tower
An operations dashboard for an AS9120B aerospace supplier, built in Microsoft Lists and Power BI — orders from Sage 200 and WooCommerce in one place, the spreadsheets they used to be raised in retired, the exceptions blocking them surfaced first, and a TV wallboard for the warehouse floor.
“A good product manager's job is mostly saying no to the right things, out loud, before the backlog says yes to all of them by accident.”
Sectors we've embedded product managers in.
Different roadmaps, different metrics that matter, same discipline — we've owned product direction for teams across all of these sectors.
What we manage with.
Usually your tools, not ours — an embedded product manager works inside whatever roadmap and analytics stack your team has already standardised on.
Roadmap & delivery
- Linear
- Jira
- Productboard
Discovery & planning
- Notion
- Miro
Product analytics
- Mixpanel
- Amplitude
- PostHog
Communication
- Slack
- Loom
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and where they fit in.
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We stay with you after launch — evolving your product as your business grows.
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Have an outcome in mind?
We'll help you
ship it.
- You're building a data product and need a team that can deliver.
- You want to get AI-ready — pragmatically, not theoretically.
- Your reporting is a mess and you need a real platform underneath it.