Almanac for Product Managers

Almanac for product managers

Get input from your team—without meetings.

Replace meetings and messages with a doc editor built for async collaboration.

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Why product managers love Almanac

Version control

Async collaboration

Read receipts

Docs PMs love.

Make your docs dynamic with inline code blocks, embeds, checklists, tables, and more.

Supported embeds:
• Figma
• Loom
• Airtable
• Google Apps (Docs, Sheets, etc.)
• Github
• Miro
• and more!

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The whole product feels as if a software engineer got really frustrated with documents and took lessons from writing code and moved them into writing documents.

Ilya Nekhay

Software Engineering Manager, Indeed

Power features

Branching

Put versions on temporary, linked versions to merge in.

Command Line

Edit, collaborate, and navigate without leaving your keyboard.

Bi-directional Mentions

Link relevant docs together for quick navigation.

Properties

Add metadata to documents to organize them.

Stay organized with version control.

Version your docs for different milestones and keep track of edits with Track Changes.

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Almanac is like Notion, but fast, and with their git-like branch features, it’s built for all users to feel empowered to suggest changes to company documentation.

Matt Redler

CEO of Panther.co

The antidote to Zoom fatigue.

Eliminate meetings and Slack pings with asynchronous workflows for structured and transparent collaboration.

I love how collaborative Almanac feels compared to Notion.

Joao Beraldo

Platform Lead, EQT Ventures

Product documentation that scales.

Curate product documentation into handbooks that are one click away and easily updated.

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Almanac is like MediaWiki meets Git meets Superhuman meets Google Docs. OMG this is amazing!

Travis Schwarzkopf

Senior Risk Control Consultant, Fractional Risk Management

Before Almanac

With Almanac

Choose between a great editing experience or great version control.

You get the best of both worlds.

Feedback is everywhere and gets lost in Slack, email, Confluence, or Github.

Feedback lives on the doc and is easily managed and tracked.

Documentation quickly goes out of date, is forgotten, and never gets used.

Anybody can suggest improvements on branches to improve documentation.

Create a Slack thread and ask people to emoji respond to acknowledge they’ve read a document.

Share a doc with Read Receipts to see analytics on who has (and hasn’t) read it.