Made for product builders.
Allstacks exists to help organizations build better software products, faster and cheaper. Intelligence at every stage. Agents that execute with quality. That is how you decide what to build, know how to build it, and build it better next time.
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Our story
Decisions made with more confidence. Agent outputs worth using.
Software teams have never had a shortage of data. Every tool a team adopts records what happens inside it, and tools have been good at that for twenty years. What none of them ever did was record how their piece connects to everyone else's.
So the connections lived in people, in the product manager who knew why we built the thing, the engineer who knew why the software was built a certain way, and the team lead who could tell you realistically when something would get done. When the organization got big enough that nobody could hold it all, decisions were made on whatever fragments you had of the picture. Then AI shattered the fragments.
Our founders ran engineering and consulting teams and hit that wall repeatedly. They built Allstacks to connect every part of your development lifecycle. Every peice is contextualized across strategy, design, customer feedback, code, tickets, and delivery history, to show you how the pieces relate. Then, its kept fresh as things change.
Teams make decisions they can defend, and agents return work worth using, because they are reading something that actually makes sense.
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People behind Allstacks

Graham Langdon
VP of Product and Engineering
Graham Langdon is VP of Product and Engineering at Allstacks, a customer value and experience leader running the teams behind Product Studio and the engineering intelligence data foundation. Part-time farmer, full-time chicken herder, and random app builder.

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