Don't know if it is the most popular tool, but I can definitely recommend ProductBoard - https://www.productboard.com/
It is beautiful app with many integrations(Zendesk, Jira, Trelo, Slack, etc) and many features which helps you to conduct research, prioritize what to build next, communicate plans and progress.
Hubert, the CEO of PB, is also very active on Medium where he writes about product management - https://medium.com/@hpalan
Yeah I've tried a lot of these and every time I find that I'm not actually doing anything productive, but just linking pieces of text together. They seem like the ultimate busywork tools.
Aha is an excellent way to visualize and bootstrap a complex product.
JIRA integration is effective and is bidirectional.
When it is necessary to provide timelines that allocate not only dates, but effort in terms of hours that be mapped to cost, it beats MSProject. More efficient, more flexible and the trial period is sufficient to make the leap into a proper Agile tool like Trello,JIRA, orAsana via Zapier.
We use ProductPlan here, at Notion (http://usenotion.com) too, and we're really happy with it. We wrote a bit about it, and the ProductPlan team put it on their blog: https://www.productplan.com/data-driven-roadmap/. At my last company, it was a mix of spreadsheets and Confluence.
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Hubert, the CEO of PB, is also very active on Medium where he writes about product management - https://medium.com/@hpalan
JIRA integration is effective and is bidirectional.
When it is necessary to provide timelines that allocate not only dates, but effort in terms of hours that be mapped to cost, it beats MSProject. More efficient, more flexible and the trial period is sufficient to make the leap into a proper Agile tool like Trello,JIRA, orAsana via Zapier.
https://www.atlassian.com/agile/roadmaps
http://productplan.com
Full disclosure: I helped them get started (supplied some early coding time).