The planning layer that learns your product.

Most tools read your codebase once. Opheleon learns your product: your code, your customers, and every decision your team makes, so each plan is sharper than the last. Start with a goal, get product and technical plans grounded in reality, and hand engineers build-ready tasks.

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AI can describe your software. It still can't decide what to build.

A new wave of tools will index your repo and answer questions about it. Useful, but a map of what exists was never the hard part. The hard part is deciding what to build next, getting it right under ambiguity, and not burying a wrong assumption in the spec that everyone builds on. That's where plans break, and no amount of code-graphing fixes it.

The plan assumes things nobody decided.

AI fills the gaps with confident guesses. Those guesses become scope, then rework.

The context resets every time.

Most tools re-read your code and start from zero. Nothing remembers the decisions your team already made.

Everything still routes through one engineer.

Without a shared, current picture of the product, every question is an interruption.

Grounded in your code, your customers, and your decisions.

"Grounded" usually means "consistent with your code." We mean something bigger. Opheleon plans against three sources of truth, and two of them aren't in your repo.

Your code: Reads the system you actually have.

Connect a repo and Opheleon builds current-state context automatically. No manual setup, no human touches. Every plan starts from what's really there, not what someone remembers.

Your product & customers: Knows who you're building for.

Opheleon holds a living model of your product and customers: who they are, what they need, why it matters. So plans are grounded in intent, not just implementation. No code graph can tell you this, because it isn't in the code.

Your team's decisions: Gets smarter every time you use it.

Every question you answer and every unknown you resolve is retained and reused. The product learns how your team thinks and what your product is for, so the next plan is sharper than the last. The more you use it, the more it's yours.

When it doesn't know, it says so.

Most AI planning is confident and occasionally wrong, the worst combination, because the wrong parts are invisible. Opheleon does the opposite. When something isn't decided, it marks it as an open unknown instead of assuming, and the plan stays honest until you resolve it. Each answer you give doesn't just unblock the work. It teaches the system. Honesty is the engine: it's how Opheleon learns your product.

How a goal becomes shipped work.

Start with a goal.

Tell Opheleon the outcome you want. It decides whether the work needs a full product and technical plan or just a technical approach, so a small change doesn't drag a PRD behind it.

It plans, grounded.

Opheleon drafts the plan from your code, your product, and the calls your team has already made. You're editing a real draft, not staring at a blank page.

It flags what it doesn't know.

Instead of guessing, Opheleon marks every open decision. You answer, it remembers, and both the plan and its picture of your product get sharper.

Tasks go to your team.

Approve, and the plan becomes tasks your engineers and Claude Code can pick up in parallel. Every answer and every commit feeds the next plan.

Built for the people who decide what gets built.

Product managers.

The deciding is the work now. Turn a goal into product and technical plans grounded in your code, your customers, and the decisions your team has already made.

Lead engineers & system designers.

Plan against the real system and the reasoning behind it. Stop being the human API for "how does this work."

Your whole team, over time.

Because Opheleon learns your product, anyone (new hires, QA, support) can understand what's being built and why, without interrupting the people building it.

Meet the team

"I'm an ex-Amazon Senior Engineer turned founder, building Opheleon to solve the problem I've defined my career around: making big, ambiguous projects clear enough to build."

Christian Ciabattoni

Founder

"Coming from GTM at Vanta and Adobe, I've seen how much context matters when teams are moving fast. What excites me about Opheleon is that it helps every team, not just product and engineering, understand what's being built, why it matters, and how to bring that story to customers."

Rowena Cheng

Founding GTM

Plan your next project in Opheleon.

We're onboarding a small group of teams before a wider release. Bring a goal, leave with a plan your engineers can build.

Beta pricing

$400/month per team

Includes 400 AI credits each month for planning runs and codebase imports. Additional usage at $1/credit. Cancel anytime.

No commitment required. We review applications on a rolling basis each week.