Record live product changes
Captures spoken feedback and on-screen interactions while you record, then turns them into context-aware tickets.
Rezonant turns PRDs, product feedback, and rough ideas into structured, implementation-ready tickets, with live changes sent to Jira, Linear, or coding agents.
Rezonant turns PRDs, product feedback, and rough ideas into structured, implementation-ready tickets, with live changes sent to Jira, Linear, or coding agents.
Rezonant is a product-to-engineering workflow tool that captures product intent and turns it into structured work. The site positions it as a workspace for teams that write PRDs, manage product decisions, and need to move from unstructured ideas to engineering-ready tasks.
The product centers on two flows: turning product thinking and documents into clear tickets, and using the Rezonant Alter Chrome extension to capture live feedback from a product screen. Rezonant says it can sync with Jira, Linear, documents, and repositories, and that shaped tasks can be sent to Jira, Linear, or coding agents.
Captures spoken feedback and on-screen interactions while you record, then turns them into context-aware tickets.
Lets you point at UI elements, use the Select tool, and describe edits in plain English instead of writing a separate spec.
Creates structured tasks that can be sent to Jira, Linear, or a coding agent, with technical context included.
Connects with Jira, Linear, documents, and repositories so task generation reflects the current product context.
Breaks one described change into a focused task rather than mixing multiple concerns into a single ticket.
Supports moving from feedback or PRDs to shaped work that can be handed to human engineers or coding agents.
Use Rezonant when a PRD or rough product note needs to become a set of actionable tickets with enough context for implementation.
Use Alter to capture changes on a live product screen, describe the change aloud, and convert that feedback into a structured task.
Use the product when a team wants to hand work to a coding agent with clearer scope and code context instead of a loose request.
Use Rezonant when multiple teams need a shared product workspace to ask questions, refine ideas, and connect decisions to existing Jira or Linear projects.
Rezonant Alter is described as a Chrome extension that works on any website or web application. The site also says you need to connect Rezonant to a relevant GitHub repository so it can understand your codebase and turn feedback into engineering-ready tickets.
The source says you install the Chrome extension, pin it, and log into your Rezonant account. Then you press record, describe the change, point at anything on screen, and click save. You can also use the Select tool to click elements and type your change.
Yes. The product pages say Rezonant syncs with Jira, Linear, documents, and repositories, and that tickets can be pushed directly to Jira or Linear. The Chrome extension page also says it can send output to a coding agent.
The site presents Rezonant as a product workspace for product teams, with workflows for creating tasks, asking product questions, and sending shaped work to coding agents. It also positions Alter for non-technical people, designers, QA, marketers, customer success, and product managers.
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