Glossary
Product Roadmap
A plan showing what a product team intends to build and when.
In short
A product roadmap is a high-level plan that communicates the direction of a product over time. It shows the problems a team intends to solve, the order of priorities, and rough timing, aligning stakeholders around shared goals without committing to exact dates for every item.
A product roadmap connects strategy to execution by laying out what a team plans to work on and roughly when. It is a communication tool first, helping engineering, sales, and leadership share one view of where the product is heading.
Strong roadmaps focus on outcomes and problems rather than a fixed list of features with hard dates, which keeps room for learning as work progresses. Kithspark links roadmap items back to the feedback that inspired them, so a roadmap entry carries the requests and voters behind it.
Example
A team groups its next two quarters into themes like onboarding, reporting, and mobile, then shares the view with stakeholders.
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