Protecting Developer’s “Deep Work” Time

If there’s one thing engineers need, it’s time for deep work. It takes time to load the mental context of a codebase. Every time a Product Manager taps them on the shoulder (virtual or otherwise) for a “quick question,” that context collapses.

Ripple clears the noise. We designed our platform to respect the maker’s schedule, allowing technical teams to focus on the code while still keeping stakeholders happy and aligned.

More Flow, Less Friction

Visual Bug Triage

“It’s not working on my machine” is the most expensive phrase in tech.

• The Problem: Vague Jira tickets or text descriptions that don’t explain the reproduction steps.

• The Ripple Workflow: Report a bug by creating a Task linked directly to a screen recording in a Jam.

• The Fix: Developers can see the issue instantly, watch the behavior, discuss the fix in the thread, and move the task to “In Progress” on the task board. No triage meeting required.

Async Design Reviews

• The Problem: Getting the whole team in a room to stare at a Figma file.

• The Ripple Workflow: Designers upload mockups to a Jam. The product and engineering teams leave specific feedback via comments and video annotations on their own time.

• The Fix: You agree on the specs asynchronously, capture them in a final Note, and get building.

Stronger Retrospectives

• The Problem: Everyone forgetting what happened two weeks ago by the time the retro happens.

• The Ripple Workflow: Run your sprint retrospective in a Jam throughout the week. Team members post what went well and what didn’t as it happens.

• The Insight: Plus, with Ripple’s sentiment tracking, you can spot if the team is feeling burnt out or confident mid-sprint, flagging issues before they become major problems.

It’s about Kiwi ingenuity applied to tech - finding the smartest, simplest way to get the job done.

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