About us
Your ultimate product intelligence partner
Knowing what the world’s leading product companies are really doing is genuinely hard to find out. It sits scattered across changelogs, engineering blogs, pricing pages, job boards and earnings calls, and nobody assembles it — so most product leaders end up working from a conference talk and a screenshot someone dropped in Slack.
Department of Product exists to close that gap. We read what leading product-led companies ship, price, build internally and hire for, work out what it means, and turn it into something a product team can act on. Not competitive intelligence — product intelligence.
Tracking product excellence at world-leading teams
The platform
Turn product intelligence into product strategy
Product intelligence tracks what companies ship, price and build for themselves. The strategy thought partner answers the questions that decide a quarter, with the signals behind every claim attached. UX teardowns score real homepages, pricing pages and feature flows against a published rubric. Org design maps how companies are actually structured and lets you simulate a change before you make it.
Every item is read and judged against one question before it is stored: do product teams need to know about this? Most of what is collected never makes it through. That filtering is the product.
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Practical AI and product knowledge for people building products — deep dive reports, the knowledge series, and briefings on what shipped and what it means. Readers come from Stripe, Apple, Microsoft, Google and several thousand companies you have heard of.
Who we are
Built by product people, for product people
Jason LeonardCo-founderDuring his 15+ years of product experience, Jason has held product leadership roles at industry-leading organisations such as The Guardian, Simply Business and FutureLearn. Jason leads our consultancy services and platform.
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Rich HolmesCo-founderRich is a senior product executive with over 15 years experience working for companies such as eBay, Channel 4 and lastminute.com, and leading product innovation at Royal Bank of Scotland / NatWest. Rich writes our Substack newsletter for 55,000 subscribers.
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