> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.laneapp.co/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Introduction

> The product intelligence platform for modern teams

Lane is a product partner for the agentic era — built for teams who know the hard part of product management is no longer *how* to build, but *what* to build next.

Building software just got 10x faster. Coding agents like [Cursor](/cursor), Cursor Cloud, and Lovable can ship a feature in the time it used to take to write the PRD. But deciding *what* to build is still stuck in 2020 — PMs in spreadsheets, feedback scattered across a dozen tools, and prioritization happening in someone's head on the way to a roadmap meeting.

Lane closes that gap. It turns scattered feedback into a ranked list of what customers actually want, helps you shape the plans your coding agents build from, and closes the loop with customers when the work ships — all grounded in real customer data, in one connected system.

## How Lane works

Lane is one connected loop, not a stack of separate tools:

```text theme={null}
Feedback  →  Signals  →  Plans  →  Shipped  ↩  Customer
```

Customer feedback becomes the patterns worth acting on, patterns become the work you commit to, the work ships, and the customers who asked hear back. See [Core Concepts](/concepts) for the full picture.

## A day in Lane

Most teams settle into a rhythm. New [feedback](/insights) flows in from [Slack](/slack), [Intercom](/intercom), and email automatically — Lane extracts the insights and groups them into [Signals](/signals) in the background. Once a week you scan Signals to see what's emerging, ranked by revenue and demand.

When one matters, you turn it into a [Plan](/docs), grounded in the real customers and feedback behind it. You hand the Plan to Cursor or push it into [Linear](/linear), and ship the work. The [customers](/customers) who asked for it hear back when it lands.

## Start here

New to Lane? Read these two pages in order:

1. [**Core Concepts**](/concepts) — how Lane is organized and how the loop fits together.
2. [**Quick Start**](/workspace-setup) — get your workspace useful in under 30 minutes.