Mimir - Cursor for Product managers
I'm a PM who got tired of the same cycle: do a bunch of customer interviews, dump them in a doc, tell myself I'll synthesize them later, never do. So I built Mimir as a fun side project for myself and my day job. You paste in your raw feedback — interviews, support tickets, survey responses, whatever... and it pulls out themes, ranks them, and tells you what to build next. Every recommendation links back to the actual quotes so you're not just trusting a black box. There's a real pipeline underneath that does extraction, clustering, synthesis across sources. You can chat with your data, push…
Mimir - Cursor for Product managers launched on February 15, 2026 with 6 votes, #1,572 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Paste customer feedback, support tickets, or interview transcripts. Get ranked recommendations on what to build next in 60 seconds. Every insight traces back to source quotes. AI extracts themes, shows contradictions, and generates build specs + agent tasks ready for Cursor or Claude. Built for technical founders drowning in feedback with no time to analyze it. Zero setup required — just paste and go.
A workspace that learns your product, remembers your context, and helps you do your best thinking.
Mimir turns scattered research into clear product decisions. It learns your context and keeps getting smarter. Customer: Is there a way to undo? I accidentally deleted everything Agent: Unfortunately there's no undo yet. Let me restore it manually... A: Honestly it was pretty confusing . I didn't know where to start and the tutorial just disappeared after the first step... I ended up watching a YouTube video to figure it out. My team lead said the same thing. A: A checklist or something. Like just tell me the 5 things I need to... another customer asking about the same onboarding issue. this is the 5th one this week yeah we keep hearing this. should we prioritize it? cc @product Hi, I've…from mimir.build
In the maker’s words, at launch
I'm a PM who got tired of the same cycle: do a bunch of customer interviews, dump them in a doc, tell myself I'll synthesize them later, never do. So I built Mimir as a fun side project for myself and my day job. You paste in your raw feedback — interviews, support tickets, survey responses, whatever... and it pulls…
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