Speq is a collaborative web-based product specification tool that uses AI to interrogate project requirements and output

My friend and I made and just launched Speq: A collaborative web-based repository for your product's specification. It's a tool that peppers you with questions about your new project until it (and you) truly understand what you are trying to build. Then we put everything together into a comprehensive Speq (see an actual example here: https://getspeq.com/#anatomy) that you can then turn into a PRD, share with colleagues to evaluate and collaborate on, or hand off to an agent to build via MCP.

We both left our Fortune 500 Eng Leadership roles last year in hopes of spending more time with family and getting experience with AI projects. Having spent the majority of our 18+ year careers cranking out feature work at a high-velocity, we wanted to take a stab at fixing the "SDLC". Little did we know that things would move so fast over the next several months that the SDLC as we knew it was on the brink of being totally unrecognizable. We spent a few months contemplating what we could build that would be durable in this new era where the rules are being rewritten, and the big model companies are Sherlocking products left and right.

We stumbled upon GH's SpecKit late last year and fell in love with the concept. It felt like a refreshing approach to an age-old problem. We liked a lot of what SpecKit did, but struggled with the idea of keeping everything in MD an