Templates Included in ChatPRD

Below is a complete list of the templates currently available in ChatPRD.

Core ChatPRD Templates

ChatPRD: PRD

The default ChatPRD template for writing detailed Product Requirements Documents (PRDs). Includes goals, context, user stories, requirements, and success metrics.

No Template

Start from scratch — use your own judgment for the content and structure of the document.

Technical & Product Documentation

API Documentation

A comprehensive guide for documenting APIs — covering purpose, functionality, architecture, authentication, error handling, and endpoints.

Technical Design Document

A structured template for capturing technical design details for features or systems, including architecture diagrams, components, dependencies, and trade-offs.

Product Security Assessment

A guide to evaluate and strengthen product security. Includes areas such as technical specifications, key features, risks, and mitigation strategies.

Product Planning & Strategy

Product Strategy Document

Define your product vision, market context, goals, strategies, and roadmap in a single structured document.

Release Plan

Plan and execute product releases efficiently. Covers product overview, milestones, dependencies, communication, and success metrics.

Go-to-Market Plan

A strategic template to coordinate product launch activities across marketing, sales, and operations.

Product Launch Checklist

Ensure a smooth product launch with this detailed checklist covering technical, marketing, and operational readiness.

OKRs

Generate and align team Objectives and Key Results around product and business goals.

PR FAQ

An Amazon-style “Working Backwards” template that combines a mock press release with FAQs written from the perspective of a successful launch.

PRD for v0.dev

An optimized PRD format for v0.dev and similar AI development platforms — structured for defining goals, UX, functionality, and success metrics.

Research, Testing & UX

Usability Test Plan

Plan usability studies by defining objectives, methodology, participants, environment, and metrics.

User Testing Plan

A structured approach for conducting user testing to validate features and user experience quality.

User Personas

Detailed profiles representing target user segments to guide empathetic design and decision-making.

Customer Journey Map

Map out the customer experience from awareness to advocacy. Identify pain points, opportunities, and next steps for improvement.

Accessibility Compliance Checklist

Ensure your product meets accessibility standards. Covers design, readability, and navigation for all users, including those with disabilities.

Analysis & Reporting

Competitive Analysis Report

A structured framework for comparing competitors — including company background, product features, market positioning, and strategic insights.

Community Templates

Templates created or shared by experts in the product community, available directly in ChatPRD.

Aakash’s PRD

Aakash Gupta’s popular PRD framework (shared with permission), focused on clarity and actionability.

Peter’s PRD

Peter Yang’s PRD template (shared with permission), emphasizing storytelling and user-centric design.

Lenny’s 1-Pager

Lenny Rachitsky’s concise, high-impact one-pager template for aligning teams quickly around a product idea.

Founding Hypothesis

A strategic framework by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky (via Lenny’s Newsletter) for aligning teams on customer, problem, and differentiation — the foundation of any new product.

App Prototyping with AI Code Generation

Tailored for AI code generation platforms like v0.dev, Bolt.new, Loveable, and Replit. Includes sections for product overview, app stack defaults, and backend requirements for fast prototyping.

Choosing a Default Template

You can set any template as your default within ChatPRD to automatically use it for all new documents. Simply select “Make Default” next to your preferred template.

Tip

If you’re not sure which template to use, start with ChatPRD: PRD — it’s designed to be flexible, comprehensive, and compatible with integrations like Confluence, Gamma, and v0.dev.