Compare
How Findry compares to Productboard.
Productboard is a well-made product that aggregates feedback and builds roadmaps. Findry is a spine that records the reasoning underneath. Different jobs. Different shapes.
The honest difference
Two tools. Two jobs.
Productboard
A feedback repository + roadmap manager. It is good at: aggregating customer asks, prioritizing features into themes, and sharing roadmaps with stakeholders. Teams who need that reach adopt it at ~50 people.
Findry
A system of record for hypotheses, tests, bets, and outcomes. It is good at: helping a small PM team make their reasoning legible and their predictions calibrated. Teams who need that adopt it at the first PM hire.
Side by side
Feature by feature.
VERIFIED AGAINST PUBLIC DOCS · 17 APR 2026
When to pick Productboard
- You collect hundreds of feedback items a week and need an inbox with segments and voting.
- You publish a public roadmap portal to customers and need branding + access controls.
- You have 3+ PMs and need a shared taxonomy of themes and features, not a shared method.
- Procurement expects SOC2 Type II, an MSA they have seen before, and an AE on speed dial.
When to pick Findry
- Your team ships regularly but can't reconstruct why decisions were made when outcomes arrive.
- You want the reasoning between feedback and feature written down and retrievable.
- You ship a bet and wish you knew what the PM who made it actually believed at the time.
- You have read Torres, Cagan, Duke, or Doshi and wished the book was a tool.
Try the spine.
Keep Productboard for feedback. Put Findry underneath for the reasoning.