Requirements management software
Requirements management
that writes itself.
MemoAir listens to customer calls, emails, and Slack threads, drafts clear requirements, gets your client's sign-off, and sends approved work to Jira or Linear.
Requirements scattered across calls, inboxes, and Slack threads.
Rework from details nobody wrote down.
Scope arguments with the client after work has started.
How it works
From conversation to approved backlog
Capture
MemoAir gathers what customers say on calls, in email, and in Slack, so every request is in one place.
Draft & check
AI agents turn conversations into clear requirements and check them against what was actually said.
Client signs off
Your client reviews and approves the requirements, so everyone agrees on scope before anyone builds.
Backlog
Approved requirements go straight into Jira or Linear, ready for engineering.
Why MemoAir
Not another requirements tool to fill in
Who it's for
Built for teams who turn client needs into work
Product managers
Turn customer asks into a clean, approved backlog.
Forward deployed engineers
Spend time building, not writing up meeting notes.
Implementation & delivery
Lock scope with the client before the project starts.
Solutions engineers
Hand off exactly what the customer asked for.
FAQ
Questions about requirements management
- What is requirements management software?
- It helps teams capture, organize, approve, and track what a product or project needs to do. MemoAir adds AI agents that do the capturing and drafting for you.
- How is MemoAir different from traditional requirements tools?
- Traditional tools wait for someone to type requirements in. MemoAir reads the conversations you already have with customers and turns them into requirements your client signs off.
- Which tools does MemoAir work with?
- It takes input from calls, email, and Slack, and sends approved requirements to Jira or Linear.
- Who is MemoAir for?
- Product managers, forward deployed engineers, implementation and delivery teams, and solutions engineers who turn customer needs into work.