Feature requests that explain the problem, not just the wish.

"Add dark mode." Okay. Why? Who asked? What problem does it solve? Feature request forms collect wishes without context. You can't prioritize a list of wishes — you need to understand the pain behind them.

Real response comparison

Without AI

"Add dark mode." "Export." "Make it faster." (Three requests, zero context.)

~5 min

With Pluck + AI

Each request explains the problem, the workaround, and the impact — enough context to prioritize without a follow-up conversation.

~10 sec

How AI changes this

Pluck's probes dig past the wish to the problem: "Why do you need this?" "How do you work around it today?" "How often does this come up?" If the requester's AI has context about their workflow, it can articulate the underlying need. You stop collecting wishes and start collecting problems.

How it works

1You create the form — add fields and follow-up probesyou

2Share the URL — drop it in Slack, email, or a docyou

3Respondent opens it in browser OR hands it to their AIthem

4Probes nudge shallow answers deeper — "can you be specific?"them

5Or their AI pre-fills from context (tickets, docs, conversations)AI

6You get specific, actionable responses in your dashboardyou

Example fields

What would you like?
What problem does this solve for you?
How do you work around it today?
How important is this? (nice-to-have / important / blocking)

Follow-up probes

When an answer is too short, Pluck nudges the respondent to go deeper.

What would you like?

▸What problem does this solve?

▸How are you working around it today?

How important is this?

▸How often do you hit this?

▸Would you pay more for it?

Who this is for

Product managers, founders with a feedback inbox, anyone prioritizing a roadmap from user requests.

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