HuntingHydra
AI for product managers

AI for product managers.
Turn your PRD into pages you can see.

Paste your PRD or write one sentence. Every page comes back sketched with the real words on it, so nobody has to imagine what you meant.

Three days free. Then from $20 a month.
Kestrel as a visual PRD: Home, Portfolio, Swap and Earn in order, a data board, and two notes on the canvas
Every page first
Sketched before anything is built
Your edits
Always free
Front to back
Database, logins, a live address
Your code
In your GitHub
The old way

The waiting is the job.

Write, wait, review, wait, build, test, wait. Every hand-off is a place the idea changes.

  1. YouWrite the PRD
  2. WaitDesigner reads it
  3. YouReview the prototype
  4. WaitDesigner tweaks
  5. YouHand it to a dev
  6. WaitTest, then text them again
A PRD line asking to show fees clearly, a ticket closed nine days later, and the build showing the fee in gwei
“You wrote ‘show fees clearly’. You got gas in gwei, nine days later.”

The best AI tool for product managers turns a written spec into pages the whole team can see. HuntingHydra sketches every page from your PRD with the data behind it, lets anyone leave a note on the exact part to change, then builds exactly what you approved.

Leave a note on anything. Only that part changes.

No more explaining which button you mean. Stick a note on it, and Anouk, the AI designer, changes that one thing and nothing around it.

A sticky note on the Kestrel portfolio wireframe, the one line it asked for, and Nadia confirming in chat

The spec, and the database under it.

The page and its data, drawn before any code.

The page. Sketched, worded, yours to retype.
The Kestrel swap board, with the lines that answer the written spec highlighted
The data. Drawn beside the page it feeds.
The Kestrel swap page and the data board it feeds, each field linked to its table, with an open question on a note

It also works on the product you already shipped.

Connect your codebase. The pages come back drawn from the real code, ready for the next change.

The code view: Kestrel’s source, pushed to GitHub

What you get as a product manager.

A project manager that drafts the pages, a designer, a copywriter and a developer, all on the canvas you run.

A PRD your team can see, on the canvas

A PRD your team can see

Every page drawn, so nothing is lost in translation.

Wireframes from a written spec, on the canvas

Wireframes from a written spec

Paste the doc; the pages come back the same hour.

Notes on the exact part, on the canvas

Notes on the exact part

Feedback lands on the button it is about.

The data model, drawn, on the canvas

The data model, drawn

Tables and fields beside the pages that use them.

One canvas for the whole team, on the canvas

One canvas for the whole team

Design, engineering and stakeholders read the same pages.

Works on what you already shipped, on the canvas

Works on what you already shipped

Connect a repo and the existing pages come back drawn.

Nadia
project manager

Nadia

Lays out every page of your product, and keeps them current.

  • Turns the first prompt into a canvas of boards
  • Keeps the plan current as you change your mind
  • Draws the data behind the pages before anyone builds it
On every project
Jonah
copywriter

Jonah

Rewrites every line so a person could have written it.

  • Rewrites every board on your canvas
  • Fixes the templated lines
  • Writes straight into the canvas, not into a doc
Devi
builder

Devi

Builds what you approved, then owns it.

  • Builds every board on the canvas, in the material Anouk set
  • Deploys it and hands you the real URL
  • Fixes what breaks after it is live
On every project
Theo
go to market

Theo

Picks one launch channel and writes the assets.

  • Picks the channel that fits what you built
  • Adds the launch assets to your canvas
  • Says no to the channels that will waste your week
Anouk
designer

Anouk

Three looks to pick from, then the rest in the one you chose.

  • Puts three directions on one board, same page, three materials
  • Draws every board for real in the one you choose
  • Leaves the wireframe layer underneath, on a toggle
Rosa
growth

Rosa

Adds the pages people search for, and the mail that brings them back.

  • Adds the search pages worth owning to your canvas
  • Draws the nudge, the empty state, the mail that brings them back
  • Hands the wording to Jonah so it still sounds like you
Kit
automation

Kit

Wires the step you keep doing by hand.

  • Finds the step you keep repeating and takes it off you
  • One automation at a time, never a catalogue
  • Always draws what you see once it has run

Your whole team, on one link.

Engineers, designers and stakeholders read the same pages and leave notes in one place, instead of five threads.

Adam, Sam and Lena on the Kestrel canvas at once, with live cursors, a comment on the chart and Jonah rewriting a greeting

AI for product managers: common questions.

What is the best AI tool for product managers?

One that hands back pages you can see and mark up. A drawn spec beats a longer document, and HuntingHydra draws it from your PRD the same hour.

Can AI turn a PRD into wireframes?

Yes. Paste the PRD and every page comes back sketched, with the real words and the data each page needs.

Does this replace my PRD?

The pages become the PRD. Keep the doc if you like; the sketch is what gets built, so nothing is lost in the hand-off.

Can my engineers use the canvas?

Yes. Every page shows the data behind it, and the build lands in your GitHub.

Can a team work on one canvas?

Yes. Share the link and everyone leaves notes on the same pages.

Do I have to let it build?

No. Stop at the pages and hand them to your own team, or let Devi, the AI developer, build them.

What does it cost?

From $20 a month on the model you already pay for, three days free.