We kept solving the same handoff problem.
Users asked for something. Support knew the context. Product made the call. Release notes went out later. Then someone asked whether anyone adopted it. We wanted that story to stay intact.
Managani comes from Helpmonks Labs, the team behind Helpmonks, Razuna, Streamient, and Mailtwine. We built it after running into the same product communication mess across our own apps.
Users asked for something. Support knew the context. Product made the call. Release notes went out later. Then someone asked whether anyone adopted it. We wanted that story to stay intact.
Feedback, roadmap, changelog, chat, tracking, surveys, tours, and highlights belong together.
Small teams should not need enterprise procurement just to learn from users and ship better work.
The v1 plan is code your team can inspect, run, and keep close to your own infrastructure.
The product reflects how we like to build: direct, practical, and allergic to needless handoffs.
A user request should keep its context all the way through planning, release notes, and follow-up.
No maze of add-ons for the basic work: hear users, decide, ship, announce, and learn.
Open source at v1 means teams can inspect the code, own the data path, and avoid lock-in.
Managani is built by the Helpmonks Labs team: the people behind Helpmonks, Razuna, and Streamient. We are self-funded, product-led, and building this because we needed it ourselves.
Nitai leads Managani and the product work behind Helpmonks Labs.
Support, assets, team knowledge, and product growth all shaped what Managani needs to be.
Email hi@managani.com. We read product feedback ourselves.
Questions, ideas, bug reports, or product-growth messes you want solved. The best feedback shapes what ships next.