Connected context layer
Connects customer data from tools, interactions, and competitors into a single context layer that stays current as new information comes in.
Propane connects customer, competitor, and tool data into one shared context layer for product teams and agents. Flat fee, unlimited users, 7-day trial, one-click handoff.
Propane is a product system for product teams and their agents. It connects customer data from across tools, interactions, and competitor sources into one shared context layer, so teams can build from what customers actually want rather than piecing information together by hand.
The product is organized around a simple workflow: collect context, collaborate on it, and commit it to agents. Product teams can centralize signals, work together in a shared workspace, and then hand the full context to coding agents for implementation. The platform page positions Propane as a fit for teams that need a single place for product context, planning, and handoff.
Pricing is straightforward: the site describes one flat-fee plan with unlimited users and full platform access, plus usage-based indexing for new companies and competitors added each month. A 7-day free trial is available, and the monthly bill is capped at €2,000.
Connects customer data from tools, interactions, and competitors into a single context layer that stays current as new information comes in.
Brings together research, company, people, and competitor context in one place so product teams can work from the same source of truth.
Supports collaboration with spaces, comments, feedback, prioritization, and sketching before work is handed off.
Passes the full context to coding agents with one-click handoff, reducing copy-paste between product work and implementation.
Offers integrations with tools such as HubSpot, Intercom, and Slack, with the platform positioned as a system for connecting the stack.
Uses canonical data models and source-backed answers so the system can keep context grounded in real inputs.
Teams that need to bring customer signals, competitor notes, and tool data into one place before deciding what to build next.
Groups that want a shared workspace for prioritizing work, sketching ideas, and collecting feedback without jumping between separate tools.
Teams handing work to coding agents that need the full context attached so implementation starts with the same information the team used to decide.
Organizations that want a single workflow for managing context over time instead of re-feeding the same research into each session.
Propane connects customer data from tools, interactions, and competitors into one context layer for product teams and agents to work from.
The pricing page says the platform starts at €50 per month, includes unlimited users and the full platform, and offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required.
The site says Propane connects tools and supports integrations such as HubSpot, Intercom, and Slack, with more available.
Propane is designed for product teams, with collaboration in shared workspaces and handoff to agents for production work.
The platform page says Propane is built around collecting context, collaborating on it, and committing it to agents, with one-click handoff and full context.