Who we serve

Six roles. One workspace. Every SDLC artifact.

Yangaaa gives each role the tools that produce the artifacts the next person in the workflow expects — PRDs your engineers can build from, charters consultants can deliver, diagrams architects can iterate on, and test plans QA can pick up.

Your input

An idea, a brief, a transcript

Yangaaa

Structured artifact

PRD, ERD, Gantt, code, tests

Why this matters

The hardest part of the SDLC isn't the code. It's the handoff.

Most projects stall at the boundary between roles — the PM and the engineer, the consultant and the client, the student and the rubric. Yangaaa lives in that boundary.

Type the way you'd describe a project in a meeting. Get back the structured artifact the next person in the workflow needs to act — a requirements document, a Gantt chart, an ERD, a CI/CD plan, a compliance write-up, a starter codebase.

Built for your role

Six audiences. Six clear wins.

Same workspace, same $15/month — targeted at the artifacts each role is judged on.

Product Managers

Specs your engineers can build from

Move from a Slack thread to a real PRD without writing it from scratch. Translate roadmap items into stories, mockups, and test scenarios your engineering and QA partners can act on.

  • Requirements documents and Agile user stories with acceptance criteria
  • Wireframes & site structures to align stakeholders
  • Test scenarios QA can pick up directly
  • Project Charter, RACI, and Communications plan for new initiatives

Students

Coursework-quality artifacts, on demand

Whether it's a software engineering class, a capstone, or a hackathon, Yangaaa produces the kind of structured documentation rubrics expect — with a Knowledge Center that explains the "why" behind every artifact.

  • Requirements docs, ERDs, and architecture diagrams for projects
  • Gantt charts & network diagrams for project-management courses
  • RACI, Charter, Schedule, Cost, and Quality plans for PMP-style work
  • Conversational SDLC mentor for concepts and trade-offs

Consultants

Client-ready deliverables, no dev on call

Show up to the client meeting with the technical artifact already drafted. Yangaaa generates the planning, architecture, and compliance documentation consulting work is judged on.

  • Project Charter, Scope, Communications, Resource & Cost plans
  • Tech-stack recommendations and high-level system architecture
  • Compliance write-ups for GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS & SOC 2
  • CI/CD pipeline plans for modernization engagements

Developers

Skip the documentation tax

Stay focused on the code. Yangaaa drafts the artifacts that surround it — tests, ERDs, CI/CD plans, security reviews — so you can review and refine instead of starting from a blank page.

  • Test cases for Jest, PyTest, and JUnit
  • AI source-code security review with prioritized findings
  • CI/CD pipeline plans for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI & Jenkins
  • Bug detection and CVE-aware analysis on uploaded code

Solution Architects

Iterate on system designs at thinking speed

Get a strong first pass at the diagrams and write-ups you'd otherwise spend a day producing — then refine. Great for proposals, design reviews, and pre-sales conversations.

  • High-level system architecture & low-level technical diagrams
  • ERDs and data-model recommendations from a description
  • Scaling-strategy guidance for traffic and growth scenarios
  • Security & compliance assessments for regulated industries

Vibe Coders

Take the vibe from idea to working starter

You have the vision. Yangaaa turns the sketch on a napkin (or in your head) into a working starter project with the planning artifacts to back it up.

  • Wireframe-to-code and text-to-code across 10+ frameworks
  • Site structures and navigation flows from a description
  • Feature-enhancement proposals for ideas-in-progress
  • Downloadable ZIP starters you can keep iterating on
What translation looks like

From a sentence in a meeting to a structured artifact.

Same idea, expressed the way you'd actually say it — turned into the format the next person in the workflow expects.

Requirements

“I need an app where people can book appointments.”
A structured requirements document with functional & non-functional requirements, use cases, and acceptance criteria.

User stories

“Users should be able to pay with credit cards.”
Agile user stories with acceptance criteria, story points, and a suggested implementation approach.

Architecture

“We need a scalable e-commerce platform.”
A high-level system architecture diagram covering services, data stores, API surface, and key trade-offs.

Data model

“Track customers, their orders, and inventory.”
A normalized ERD with entities, relationships, and recommended table structures.

Project plan

“Six-month build, three engineers, launch in Q3.”
A Gantt chart with phases, dependencies, milestones, and the critical path highlighted.

Deployment

“Deploy this to production with auto-scaling.”
A CI/CD pipeline plan for your stack plus a scaling-strategy write-up tied to your traffic profile.

Find your role. Pick your tool. Ship the artifact.

$15/month, every tool, no per-seat games. Cancel any time from your settings page.