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Exigia
Prove every requirement is met — in one click
Exigia turns any spec (PDF, Word, email) into a living requirements tree, links each one to the deliverable that answers it, and generates a one-click compliance report. AI-assisted, bring-your-own-key, and it never stores your files.
Every company that answers a spec — in construction, manufacturing, engineering, software services — has to prove one thing at delivery: that every single requirement the client asked for got an answer. And almost everyone does it the same way: a spreadsheet that slowly turns into chaos.
I watched three failure modes happen over and over:
• The spreadsheet that overflows : 40 columns, five copies floating around by email, nobody knows which version is the source of truth.
• The proof you can't find : at the client review, tracking down which report or drawing answers which requirement takes days.
• The silent change order : the client tweaks a requirement in an email, the team keeps working on the old version, and the gap surfaces at delivery, at the worst possible cost.
So I built Exigia.
You import a spec (PDF, Word, ODT, pasted text, an email). AI breaks it into a hierarchical requirements tree : and for every requirement it shows you the exact verbatim quote and page it came from, so nothing is a black box. You review and approve each line before it's imported: the AI proposes, you decide.
Then you link each requirement to the deliverable that answers it : a Word calc note, an Excel test plan, a CAD assembly — by reference. Two clicks right inside Word, Excel or LibreOffice. When a client sends a change order, the AI compares it to your existing tree and proposes add / modify / remove for each change, so you can price and justify every amendment. One click gives you the full compliance file: Excel matrix, Word report, change-order delta, complete history.
Three design choices I care about:
Exigia never stores your documents. It links to them by reference (OneDrive, SharePoint, your DMS/PLM). Your IP and confidentiality stay yours and the risk of a document leak is structurally zero.
Bring your own AI key. Use the free "prompt mode" (paste into any AI you like), or plug in your own Anthropic/OpenAI key, stored encrypted on your instance. No hidden AI costs for you, and none for me either — which is exactly why the pricing can stay simple.
Every customer gets an isolated, dedicated instance hosted in France.
Pricing is deliberately boring: €39/month per instance, unlimited users, 14-day free trial (no charge before it ends).
It's built for the middle that the big requirements tools (DOORS, Polarion, Jama) price out and that Excel fails — the 2-to-200-person teams answering demanding specs without a dedicated systems engineer.
I'd genuinely love your feedback — on the workflow, the AI-review approach, the pricing, anything. I'll be here all day answering every comment.
— Lauris
About Exigia on Product Hunt
“Prove every requirement is met — in one click”
Exigia was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #118 on the daily leaderboard. Exigia turns any spec (PDF, Word, email) into a living requirements tree, links each one to the deliverable that answers it, and generates a one-click compliance report. AI-assisted, bring-your-own-key, and it never stores your files.
On the analytics side, Exigia competes within Productivity, Artificial Intelligence and OpenAI Day — topics that collectively have 1.1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Exigia performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Exigia?
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LaurisD
I'm Lauris, solo founder of Exigia.
Every company that answers a spec — in construction, manufacturing, engineering, software services — has to prove one thing at delivery: that every single requirement the client asked for got an answer. And almost everyone does it the same way: a spreadsheet that slowly turns into chaos.
I watched three failure modes happen over and over:
• The spreadsheet that overflows : 40 columns, five copies floating around by email, nobody knows which version is the source of truth.
• The proof you can't find : at the client review, tracking down which report or drawing answers which requirement takes days.
• The silent change order : the client tweaks a requirement in an email, the team keeps working on the old version, and the gap surfaces at delivery, at the worst possible cost.
So I built Exigia.
You import a spec (PDF, Word, ODT, pasted text, an email). AI breaks it into a hierarchical requirements tree : and for every requirement it shows you the exact verbatim quote and page it came from, so nothing is a black box. You review and approve each line before it's imported: the AI proposes, you decide.
Then you link each requirement to the deliverable that answers it : a Word calc note, an Excel test plan, a CAD assembly — by reference. Two clicks right inside Word, Excel or LibreOffice. When a client sends a change order, the AI compares it to your existing tree and proposes add / modify / remove for each change, so you can price and justify every amendment. One click gives you the full compliance file: Excel matrix, Word report, change-order delta, complete history.
Three design choices I care about:
Exigia never stores your documents. It links to them by reference (OneDrive, SharePoint, your DMS/PLM). Your IP and confidentiality stay yours and the risk of a document leak is structurally zero.
Bring your own AI key. Use the free "prompt mode" (paste into any AI you like), or plug in your own Anthropic/OpenAI key, stored encrypted on your instance. No hidden AI costs for you, and none for me either — which is exactly why the pricing can stay simple.
Every customer gets an isolated, dedicated instance hosted in France.
Pricing is deliberately boring: €39/month per instance, unlimited users, 14-day free trial (no charge before it ends).
It's built for the middle that the big requirements tools (DOORS, Polarion, Jama) price out and that Excel fails — the 2-to-200-person teams answering demanding specs without a dedicated systems engineer.
I'd genuinely love your feedback — on the workflow, the AI-review approach, the pricing, anything. I'll be here all day answering every comment.
— Lauris