Software Requirements Simplified

Build accurate software requirements at speed

Organize Your Project

Effortlessly categorize your requirements into epics, user stories, and tasks, encompassing both functional and non-functional aspects.

Visualize Relationships

Create a cohesive map of your system by linking user stories, personas, and user journeys.

Customize Your Workflow

Tailor Docqube to fit your project with custom fields and tags. Organize, filter, and sort requirements based on your criteria.

Real-Time Collaboration

Keep clients, team members, and stakeholders on the same page with a collaborative space.

AI-Powered Project Scoping

Your AI Copilot streamlines project scoping by assisting with defining user personas, features, and objectives.

Jumpstart Projects with Templates

Accelerate your project setup with a library of customizable templates designed for various project types.

Enriched Requirements

Embed diagrams, mockups, and reference documents directly into your requirements.

Robust Version Control

Keep a detailed history of requirement changes with a comprehensive version control system.

User-Friendly Interface

Forget complex enterprise products. Experience a clean, easy to use interface.

Sync With Your Favourite Tools

Connect Jira, Trello, or GitHub to sync tasks and issues.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Docqube for?: We built this tool for freelancers, agencies and product managers. We build software ourselves for both internal projects and client projects and built Docqube to solve our own problem.
Is Docqube a project management tool?: No, this is not another Trello, Asana or Jira. Docqube captures the project requirements and what needs to be built. It does integrate with your project management tool to keep everything in sync.
When should I use Docqube?: It's best to start using Docqube at the beginning of a new project when you are scoping the requirements. You can continue to use it through the life of your project as requirements change.
What are epics, user stories and tasks?: An epic is a large body of work that represents a significant feature or goal in a project and is too big to be completed in a single iteration; it is broken down into smaller, manageable user stories.

User stories are concise, user-focused descriptions of desired functionality told from the end-user's perspective, typically following the format "As a [user], I want [feature] so that [benefit]."

Tasks are the smallest units of work that detail the specific technical steps required to implement a user story; they are actionable items assigned to team members and are usually completed within a short time frame. This hierarchy—from epics to user stories to tasks—helps teams organize work, prioritize features, and efficiently deliver value in a structured manner.
Do I have to use user personas and stories?: No, you can group features using your own heirarchys with tags, folders and custom fields.
How secure is my data on Docqube?: Your data security is our top priority. We never sell your data and use industry-standard security to protect your information, and we regularly update our security protocols to ensure your data is safe.
Will this take up more of my time?: No, Docqube will save you time. You're already capturing this information somewhere - where it’s in a Google Doc, Slack messages or email. Docqube makes capturing and keeping track of it easier.
If you’re not capturing this information, then you’re likely already loosing huge amounts of time to scope creep and misunderstandings.
Is there a free trial available?: Yes, Docqube offers a 14-day free trial with full access to all features. You can test out the platform and see how it fits your workflow before committing to a paid plan.
How do I cancel my subscription?: You can cancel your subscription at any time directly from your account dashboard. If you cancel during the trial period, you won’t be charged. After cancellation, you will retain access to your account until the end of your current billing cycle.