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Notes on product management, AI, and building digital products - lessons from the field, experiments, and things worth sharing.

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Hand-drawn sketch of a hiker pointing down a winding road toward a flag on the horizon, surrounded by a map, a compass, a globe, a signpost and a navigation phone

September 2026

Same Road, Different Maps

Fifty years of trying to answer the same product planning problem. Ten approaches to product roadmapping, oldest first, and the three choices that separate them: what goes on it, how time is shown, and what counts as a promise.
Four labelled boxes stepping down across the frame, reading Frame, Uncover, Size, Execute

September 2026

Before You Build, FUSE

Building something has gotten much faster. Deciding whether it is worth building has not. So I went back to the checklist of questions I used to run before any of this was fast, and rewrote it for the way we work now.
Two plain outlined buttons on a white background: I DO NOT AGREE and I AGREE

September 2026

Accepted by Reflex

Most of us close a cookie banner the same way every time, without opening the partner list behind it. I opened that list on 18 news sites in six countries, and it ran from a few dozen entries to most of an industry registry.

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