Kasava

Kasava is a product tool designed to draft product requirement documents, generate implementation plans, and answer codebase questions by reading from connected repositories, call transcripts, and documentation. It takes the form of a queryable product graph that aggregates data from sources like GitHub, Gong, and Notion into a single workspace per project. Users can interact via chat that quotes specific commits, files, and timestamps, and push generated action items and tickets directly into task trackers.

• Interactive chat that quotes code, documents, and call transcripts with cited sources
• Research parsing for Gong calls and competitor sites to cluster recurring requests, bugs, and updates
• Plan generation that drafts epics, tickets, and rollout plans to push to issue trackers
• Product graph that indexes codebases, API specs, documents, transcripts, and issues into one queryable system
• Commit intelligence that rates pull requests for size, risk, and code changes
• Project workspaces with one scope per project to keep AI context separated
• At-mentions for cited replies across integrated platforms

Pros

• Strong context aggregation by combining code repositories, call transcripts, and documentation into a single queryable graph
• Direct execution workflows that allow users to push generated epics and tickets straight to issue tracking tools or hand specs to coding agents
• Detailed source attribution that cites specific commits, files, and timestamps for generated answers and drafts

Cons

• Free tier is restricted to a single repository, 128 MB of document storage, and 300 AI credits per month
• Certain integrations like Jira, Asana, Slack, Zendesk, Intercom, Gong, Figma, Confluence, Notion, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Stripe, and PostgreSQL are limited or absent on the free tier
• Enterprise tier requires contacting sales for custom pricing and deployment arrangements

Kasava fits individual developers, growing software teams, and product managers who want to automate the drafting of product requirement documents and action items using real repository and call data. It is a poor fit for teams not using supported version control or documentation systems, or organizations looking for unconstrained usage without upgrading from the free tier.

Kasava uses a freemium model with per-seat pricing and a 14-day Pro trial. The Free tier costs $0 forever and includes 300 AI credits per month, 128 MB of document storage, 1 repository, basic sync and analytics, GitHub and Linear integrations, and email support. The Professional tier costs $29 per seat per month billed annually, offering 1.5K AI credits per seat per month, 1 GB document storage, 10 repositories, commit intelligence, all integrations, and priority support. The Enterprise tier features custom pricing negotiated through contact sales, offering Bring Your Own Key, unlimited document storage and repositories, SSO/SAML authentication, a dedicated account manager, and on-premise deployment.

Unlike blank-page documentation tools or generic chat threads, Kasava automatically indexes a team's actual code repositories, call recordings, and written documents into a unified queryable graph. Every generated product requirement document or answer cites its exact sources down to the commit, file, and timestamp. Rather than keeping insights trapped in conversation threads, it converts research and code context into structured epics and tickets that push directly into external issue trackers.

GitHub, Linear, Jira, Gong, Notion, Slack, Sentry, Google Docs, Claude Code, Asana, Zendesk, Intercom, Figma, Confluence, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Stripe, PostgreSQL, and V.0dev.