Every story has a history.

Frequently asked questions

• How does Atono help product managers use AI more effectively?

  

  Most AI tools for product managers require constant re-explaining of your product context every session – and still produce generic output. Atono loads your product's actual vocabulary before drafting anything, so the output uses your real terms, feature names and workflows from the first line. Your AI drafts start from your product, not a blank slate.

• How does Atono make sure AI-drafted stories match our actual product?

  

  Atono builds a structured glossary from your product documentation – extracting feature names, workflows, screens, roles and domain-specific language into a reusable reference. Each concept includes a name, description, synonyms and related concepts. When you draft a story, Atono loads only the concepts relevant to the current task – token-light by design – so the output uses your team's actual terminology without requiring you to re-explain it every time.

• What is Ask Capy and how does it help PMs?

  

  Ask Capy is Atono's built-in AI assistant that answers questions from your team's completed stories and bugs. Ask it in plain language – "What happens when a user is reactivated?" or "Was this feature supported in the initial release?" – and it finds the rationale, prior decisions and related work from your actual product history. It needs at least 10 completed items to answer reliably and supports up to 50 questions per day across your workspace.

• How does Atono tie feature usage back to the original story?

  

  Every story in Atono carries its own engagement data – top customers by feature, usage broken down by environment, and trends over time. Usage tracking requires the Atono SDK to be set up in your application. Once it is, data appears on the originating story automatically – no separate analytics tool to instrument, no cross-referencing between Amplitude and Jira to find out if the feature landed.

• Can Atono replace my analytics tool for product decisions?

  

  For the planning and measurement loop – knowing which features customers are using, in which environments and at what rate – yes. Atono tracks feature engagement at the story level and surfaces your top features by real usage across your whole product. If you need advanced experimentation or deep behavioural analytics, dedicated tools still have a role. But for the day-to-day question of whether what you shipped is being used, Atono answers it without a separate tool.

• Is Atono free?

  

  Atono is free for teams up to 25 users – no credit card required and no expiration. Paid plans add AI functionality and scale to any team size.