We help teams decide what to build.

Layr connects Slack, tickets, calls, and docs into one place - so priorities come from customer evidence, not the loudest thread.

Why we built Layr.

The feeling

You already have the signal. It lives in Slack threads, Jira tickets, call notes, support queues, and half-finished docs. What you do not have is a calm way to turn that noise into a decision you can defend.

So teams dig. They debate. They rewrite the same PRD with a slightly different guess. The loudest thread wins. The quiet customer pain waits another quarter.

We built Layr for the moment before the roadmap freezes - when what you need is not more opinions, but the evidence that makes the next build feel obvious.

What we believe

A few principles that shape every product choice we make.

Mission

Not another dashboard. A decision layer.

Layr connects your product tools and turns scattered customer signals into priorities you can act on - without adding another place to stare at charts.

01

Evidence over volume

A quiet pattern repeated across sources beats a loud one-off opinion.

02

Problem before solution

Specs should explain the pain first. The build comes after the truth is clear.

03

One decision surface

Slack, tickets, calls, and docs should feed one place - not five competing narratives.

04

Calm confidence

No hype. No fear. Just ranked priorities you can trace back to real customers.

05

Built with PMs

We design for founders and product teams who feel the cost of a wrong bet every week.

Four founders. One obsession.

We are a small remote team building Layr end to end - product, engineering, growth, and operations - so evidence-backed decisions become the default.

Layr founding team on a video call: Vansh Gilhotra, Harshvardhan Agarwal, Rishi Ahuja, and Chahat Kesharwani

Building in the open, from wherever we are.

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