Product managers and product teams use DemandProof to discover what customers are asking for in public before committing engineering resources.
Your existing customers tell you what they want, but you miss what the market is asking for.
You cannot see what competitors are building until they ship, but you can see what their users are requesting.
Public feature requests on Reddit, reviews, and forums are scattered and hard to track.
Without external demand data, roadmap decisions rely on internal opinions and anecdotes.
Find what users of competing products are frustrated about.
Monitor feature requests on Canny boards, GitHub Issues, and public roadmaps.
Discover features the market wants but no competitor provides well.
Prioritize features based on external demand signals, not just internal requests.
Confirm that real demand exists before committing engineering resources.
Features users want from competitors but competitors are not building.
Customer segments that existing products are not designed for.
Price points where users are frustrated with existing solutions.
Connections between tools that users need but do not exist.
Manual processes that users complain about repeatedly.
New ways people are using existing tools that reveal product opportunities.
Track feature demand from public sources before adding to your roadmap.
Scan Reddit pain points, public feature requests, and roadmap complaints before you build.
Start finding demand