High Turtle

Product management, packaged for the way you work with AI.

High Turtle is a one-person studio making Claude skills, playbooks and small tools for product managers.

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The first skill pack follows the whole product process. Select a section of the shell to see what it covers.

Discover

Find problems worth solving.

5 activities covered

  • Mine feedback for demand
  • Build a customer evidence bank
  • Plan and synthesize user research
  • Competitive and market analysis
  • Size the opportunity

Define

Decide what to build and how to judge it.

7 activities covered

  • Frame the problem and jobs-to-be-done
  • Set strategy, goals and OKRs
  • Prioritize opportunities
  • Write the PRD
  • Define success metrics
  • Review the spec for gaps
  • Check cross-cutting requirements

Design and plan

Make it buildable and measurable.

6 activities covered

  • Specify telemetry
  • Design the AI quality evaluation
  • UX design and critique
  • Plan dependencies, risks and technical alignment
  • Sprint and capacity planning
  • Communicate the roadmap

Build and validate

Prove it works for real users.

5 activities covered

  • Design experiments and A/B tests
  • Run quality evaluations
  • Run an early-access or beta program
  • Write acceptance criteria and QA plan
  • Check release readiness

Launch

Get it to customers and explain it.

5 activities covered

  • Plan release communications
  • Positioning, messaging and go-to-market plan
  • Pricing and packaging
  • Sales, support and docs enablement
  • Prepare the go/no-go decision

Grow and operate

Learn, improve, retire.

5 activities covered

  • Review post-launch metrics
  • Monitor ongoing feedback
  • Run a retrospective or post-mortem
  • Plan iteration, deprecation and sunset
  • Update stakeholders

Across every phase: PM coaching, decision memos, and stakeholder and dependency management (3 more activities).

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What we make

  • Claude skills

    Drafted, in testing

    Reusable instructions that teach Claude how to do one PM task well: frame a problem, prioritize a backlog, design an experiment. The first pack runs from discovery to sunset, and each skill is tested on a real product problem before it ships.

  • Playbooks and templates

    Planned

    Short PDF guides and working files for decisions PMs keep making again: scoring models, sizing models, risk registers and OKR tables, with live formulas where they help.

  • Micro-tools

    Planned

    Small tools that do one PM job, like sizing an opportunity or checking a spec for gaps.