VoiceHubs

For product managers and product owners

Built for the people running cross-functional meetings.

VoiceHubs is the meeting prep tool for product managers and product owners. Get engineering, design, leadership, and stakeholders aligned before the meeting starts, not during it.

  • Async input from every cross-functional voice, before the deadline
  • An aligned overview lands in the calendar invite, engineering, design, and leadership all see the same picture
  • Refinement, kickoffs, prioritization, roadmap reviews, every recurring decision meeting gets sharper

Works with Google Calendar and Outlook. Used by product teams running Scrum, Kanban, and Shape Up.

Calendar event · opened
May
14

Sprint planning · Q3 prioritization

10:00 – 11:00

Engineering⚠ Concerned

Migration risk if we ship in this sprint.

Design✓ Aligned

Flow tested well, ready to ship.

Leadership? Questioning

Aligned. What's the impact on Q3 OKRs?

Customer success✓ Aligned

Three high-touch accounts asked for this last month.

Sprint planning. 60 minutes. Eight people on the call.

The first ten minutes are spent waiting for two stakeholders to join. The next fifteen are recap, explaining the same context to engineering, design, and the new person from data. By minute thirty, you're finally talking about the actual decision. By minute forty-five, the loudest voice in the room has decided what the team thinks. The quiet senior engineer who actually had the strongest opinion never got to share it.

You leave the meeting with action items but not real alignment. Three days later someone Slacks you: “wait, I thought we agreed on something different?”

You didn't need a different meeting. You needed everyone to arrive prepared.

Three meetings. Three ways VoiceHubs makes them sharper.

EngineeringDesign

Refinement & estimation

Engineering already weighed in. So did design.

Send the tickets a few days before refinement. Engineering reviews scope and flags technical concerns. Design surfaces constraints. By the time you're on the call, you're discussing the actual trade-offs, not explaining what each ticket means.

15–25 min

per refinement

EngineeringDesignMarketingLeadership

Kickoffs & scope decisions

Stakeholders read the brief. And reacted to it.

Drop the brief in a VoiceHub before the kickoff. Engineering, design, marketing, and leadership all add their perspective async. The poll surfaces the real disagreements before the meeting, so the kickoff is about resolving them, not discovering them.

20–30 min

per kickoff

EngineeringDesignMarketingLeadershipCustomer success

Prioritization & roadmap reviews

Everyone's vote is on the table before anyone speaks.

List the candidate items, set a deadline, let every stakeholder rank them. The overview shows you exactly where alignment is, and where the political fights are about to be. You walk in knowing what you actually need to discuss, and what's already settled.

30–45 min

per review

Every role on the invite. Every voice in the overview.

Cross-functional means cross-context. People walk into the same meeting with completely different priorities, completely different background, and completely different opinions about what “done” means.

VoiceHubs gives each role a private space to contribute on their own terms, before the meeting. The overview shows you what engineering thinks, what design thinks, what leadership thinks, side by side, not stacked on top of each other.

No more “the loudest voice wins.” No more “I didn't realize sales had a strong opinion until two weeks later.” No more “wait, did anyone actually ask design about this?”

When you walk in, you already know who agrees, who's pushing back, and who has a question that's going to derail the meeting if you don't address it first.

Engineering
Engineering⚠ Concerned

Concerned about the migration risk if we ship in this sprint.

Engineering✓ Aligned

Aligned with the timeline if we cut the analytics work.

Design
Design✓ Aligned

The new flow tests well in reviews, ready to ship.

Design⚠ Concerned

Worried about consistency with the onboarding redesign.

Marketing
Marketing? Questioning

Need at least 2 weeks lead time for launch comms.

Marketing✓ Aligned

Strong customer demand, let's prioritize the first cohort.

Leadership
Leadership? Questioning

Aligned with the priority. What's the impact on Q3 OKRs?

Leadership⚠ Concerned

Need clearer success metrics before we commit.

Customer success
Customer success✓ Aligned

Three high-touch accounts asked for this last month.

Customer success? Questioning

Need migration docs ready before rollout.

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It fits your sprint, not the other way around.

VoiceHubs lives in your calendar, which means it lives in your sprint cadence, your roadmap rhythm, and the recurring rituals your team already runs.

Set up a recurring VoiceHub for refinement that runs every other Tuesday, with the deadline 24 hours before the meeting. Set up another for retros, with a different deadline and a different participant list. Set up a one-off for the next big kickoff. Once configured, they run themselves.

  • Recurring VoiceHubs for recurring meetings (sprint planning, refinement, retro, demo)
  • One-off VoiceHubs for kickoffs, scope decisions, and roadmap reviews
  • Auto-attached to the calendar event so the whole team knows where to look
  • Connects to Google Calendar and Outlook in 30 seconds

No new ritual to introduce. No new tool to evangelize. Just better versions of the meetings your team already runs.

Sprint cadence · 2 weeks

Recurring

Week 1

M

Refinement

10:00V

T

Demo

15:30V

W

T

F

Week 2

M

Sprint planning

09:30V

T

Retro

16:00V

W

Refinement

10:00V

T

F

VVoiceHubs deadline, 24h before each event
EngineeringDesignMarketingLeadershipCustomer success

Try it on next sprint's planning meeting.

That's it. Pick the next planning, refinement, or kickoff on your calendar. Connect VoiceHubs. See what shows up in the invite the day before.

If your team walks in sharper, you keep using it. If they don't, you've spent five minutes finding out.

Free to start. No credit card. Used by product teams at companies running Scrum, Kanban, and Shape Up.