Propane

Propane is an analytics tool. Propane gathers customer feedback, sales calls, support threads, billing and product analytics from 300+ tools into one shared context, so product teams and coding agents can plan and build from the same evidence.

Propane is a customer intelligence platform aimed at product teams that already have plenty of feedback but no single place where it comes together. Customer conversations, support tickets, sales calls, billing data and product analytics normally sit in separate tools, so roadmap decisions rest on whichever fragment someone happened to see. Propane pulls those sources into one shared context, which both people and AI agents can use as the basis for what gets built. In practice the workflow runs in three stages. First, teams connect their existing systems. The homepage lists sources such as Slack, Intercom, HubSpot, Attio, Gong, Granola, Notion, Linear, PostHog, Mixpanel, Stripe and ChartMogul, and says context can come from more than 300 tools in total. Call recordings, competitor moves and a company's own product data can be added on top. Second, the team works inside a collaborative canvas where priorities are discussed, the reasoning behind each choice is recorded, and supporting evidence stays attached to the plan. Third, that canvas is shared with stakeholders and coding agents, so they can see what was decided and why before they start building. The product suits product managers, product leaders and teams that hand work to coding agents and want those agents to inherit real customer evidence instead of a thin ticket description. It sits between feedback repositories, product analytics suites and roadmapping tools, combining parts of each rather than replacing a single one. Teams that only need a lightweight feedback inbox may find it broader than necessary, while those juggling many data sources are the intended audience. On security, the company states that it holds SOC 2 Type II compliance, encrypts data at rest, restricts access to those who need it, complies with GDPR and does not train on customer data. A trust center is published separately for review, and a short walkthrough video from a co-founder is available on the homepage.