What Is Slatepath, and Which Teams Is It For?
Explore Slatepath's concepts, suitable situations, and relationship to task and document tools.
Slatepath is an asynchronous decision workspace for small product teams. It keeps background, evidence, participant input, conclusions, and later reviews within one connected context.
Suitable teams
- Product teams of five to fifty working across functions or time zones.
- Teams whose key decisions remain scattered across meetings and chats despite using document and task tools.
- Teams seeking traceable links among research, feedback, and roadmaps.
- Teams inviting clients or consultants to review a limited set of material.
Scope
Slatepath focuses on preserving the reasons behind choices. Tasks can link to decisions, while code repositories and general scheduling remain in their existing tools.
Three core objects
- Project: Organizes material around a product goal.
- Decision page: Defines a question, options, input window, and decision.
- Evidence: Provides referenceable excerpts from interviews, feedback, or data.
Slatepath is a fictional product for the official Remade demo. This documentation demonstrates a help center structure.