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If you’re lost in the woods in winter, that expensive hatchet you brought won’t do you much good if you don’t know how to make a fire and build a shelter for the cold night ahead. A similar principle applies to product managers.  \nIt’s your skills, not the tools you use, that will make you successful in product management. But just as a lost camper will benefit from having a quality hatchet, product managers can be much more efficient and effective with the right tools.  \nThere has been a rapid increase in the number of tools available to product managers (PM) in the digital age. Luckily, you can find affordable, easy-to-use apps to help you at every step of the way as you take a new product to the market and beyond.  \nWe wrote A Toolkit for Product Managers because, as a roadmap software for product managers, we’ve seen our users and other product managers struggle with building and balancing the perfect product stack to fit their needs best.  \nWhether you’re a new product manager or seasoned product manager, the following is a comprehensive list of product management tools and resources to help you succeed in your role.  \n3  \nDigital Apps Are Central to the Modern Product’s Journey  \nWe’ve also suggested the apps we recommend in each category and why some product manager’s might benefit with having a certain tool over others.  \nFinally, we have some great educational and self-improvement resources to keep you growing and improving throughout your product management career at the end ofA Toolkit for Product Managers. Enjoy!  \nLet’s build a product  \nBrainstorming Collaboration and idea-capturing tools  \nMarket research  \nUser feedback tools  \nFeature planning More market research Prototyping  \nPrioritization tools User feedback tools  \nDesign and  \nwireframing tools  \nSprint planning  \nProject and task management tools  \nRelease planning Testing  \nCollaboration and OA and  \ntask tracking tools testing apps  \nProduct launch  \nUpdating product strategy  \nData analytic tools  \nBeta release  \nUsage and data gathering tools  \n4  \n Tools Amplify Your Skills  \nA quick note before we jump in, although the tools we’re about to discuss can do a lot for you and your products, they are only a means to an end. These tools can make you more efficient, data-driven, and effective at carrying out your responsibilities as a product manager (PM) . But ultimately, your success will depend on your ability to:  \n• Develop and build an evidence-based case foryour product strategy  \n• Persuasively communicate your strategy to all relevant stakeholders  \n• Build and maintain alignment and enthusiasm among your entire team  \nAvoid app dependence and overload.  \nThink of your product management tools as resources to amplify the skills you already have—such as thinking strategically and leading your team.  \nIf you can do that, you’ll avoid the trap many product managers fall into today: forgetting that their job isn’t working in apps, it’s  \nbuilding successful products.  \nNow without further ado, let’s talk tools!  \n5  \nA Guide to Product Management Tools and Resources  \nBrainstorming and Idea-Capturing  \nCollaboration and Demo and Tutorial Video Product Team  \nProductivity Creation Communication Roadmapping Messaging  \nWriting Assistance  \nProject and Task Management  \nCompetitive Review  \nData Analytics  \nProduct Design and  \nAnalytics Wireframing  \nUser Feedback  \nUsability Testing  \nCustomer Journey Messaging  \nCollaborating with Engineering  \nPodcasts Books  \nNote: You’ll see this icon beside some of the tools we discuss in this toolkit. 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