Korl

What is Korl?

Korl is a product management tool that uses artificial intelligence to connect with platforms you already use — JIRA, Google Drive, and Figma — and build detailed roadmap presentations and product updates from that data. It gathers and summarizes your roadmap information automatically, generates presentations tailored to different audiences and purposes, and makes it easier to move away from spreadsheets, improving collaboration and decision-making.

Who created Korl?

Details on Korl’s founders and company background weren’t provided. It launched on April 5.

What is Korl used for?

Korl automates the creation of product presentations for common situations, with a dedicated template for each:

• External Roadmap — share your product’s direction with customers, organized by time or theme.
• Internal Roadmap — keep the company informed with yearly or quarterly roadmap presentations.
• Release Review — brief Go-to-Market (GTM) teams on recent or upcoming releases so they can sell and support key changes.
• Status Update — inform leadership about product progress, or post weekly update summaries to email or Slack.
• Sprint priority slides — for review with scrum teams.

Key capabilities:

• Automatically fills presentations with the latest data from connected tools like JIRA, Google Drive, and Figma.
• Syncs the newest data in real time so presentations stay current.
• Customizes content for different audiences and needs, using AI to enhance your data.
• Simplifies the transition from spreadsheets to roadmap presentations.
• Lets you switch between templates and customize their content.
• Trial users can work with their own data.

Who is Korl for?

Korl is designed for professionals involved in product development and management, including product managers, project managers, business analysts, software developers, UX/UI designers, marketing managers, sales engineers, stakeholder relations managers, data analysts, and operations managers.

Getting started

Visit the Korl website and click ‘Try for Free’ to begin a 2-week trial.