The product journal
What’s new in Outcomet, and what it means for your work.
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Customer evidence, the Problem it supports and the Initiative chosen to address it now have distinct places in Outcomet. September's main change is how those records connect: a decision can carry its reasons into delivery, and an Initiative can return to an earlier phase without losing its history.
Read the editionA capability change proposed by an agent now stops at a review screen before it touches anything. Removing a relationship takes saying so, an empty selection no longer means remove all, and a GitHub issue can arrive as a Work Item carrying a theme and a roadmap position. Stories and Sources took the full desktop. Theme of the month: Say what you mean.
Read the editionJuly connected both ends of the loop. Themes now produce Work Items and Changes that export to GitHub or Jira in one click, and Status split from Resolution so every closure records whether something got done, turned down, or simply aged out. Backgrounds, card surfaces, and font sizes became yours. Theme of the month: Decide and hand off.
Read the editionJune kept context from resetting: Vega and Polaris held onto workspace state across turns, and Contacts and Companies picked up real dedupe and merge tools. Campaigns split off into its own module with a dedicated Playbook Crafting Studio, and the Feedback Inbox gained configurable KPIs and inline source linking. Theme of the month: Context, converted.
Read the editionMay wired discovery, planning, and delivery into one connected system you can navigate, where feedback traces through to validated bets, experiments, and shipped changes. A new Validation Tree gave structured discovery a real home, the Delivery module reached Alpha, and Nova learned to act across the whole surface. Theme of the month: Close the loop.
Read the editionApril is the month Nova stopped being a feature and started feeling like a coworker. The agent got a name, a face, and a place to live (Command Bridge), plus explicit approval flows and memory controls so trust doesn't get sacrificed for reach. Planning and delivery moved onto one timeline, and GitHub and Jira sync both ways. Theme of the month: Meet your agent.
March is the month the system started doing more of the work. The Feedback Inbox runs in real time with AI classifying submissions and filtering spam at the door. Live Signals power the dashboards, email aliases land as a new inbound connector, and underneath all of it the workspace got configurable. Theme of the month: Live and learning.
February is the month the app got a name and a thesis. The rebrand to Outcomet ("From signals to outcomes.") landed alongside the foundational module set: a Feedback Inbox with inline triage and AI classification, AI-synthesized Learning Drafts from themes, capability management with health gauges and snapshots, a unified Discovery pipeline, and the first immersive Graph and Wardley Map views. Theme of the month: From signals to outcomes.
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