Pilea knows your repo. Grooming stops being guesswork β it suggests scope, edge cases, and affected files, links feedback directly to issues and PRs, and keeps tickets tidy, deduped, and up to date.

Most backlogs are graveyards of good intentions. Items pile up, context gets lost, and by the time engineering picks something up, nobody remembers what the customer actually asked for β let alone which part of the codebase it touches. Grooming devolves into guesswork.
Pilea's backlog is different. It populates itself from every feedback channel, ranks every item by revenue impact, and β uniquely β reads your repo so grooming happens with the code already in view.
Connect your repo and Pilea maps customer requests onto the actual code. When a feature request comes in, Pilea suggests which files it likely touches, the edge cases worth considering, and the scope of the change. Grooming sessions go from "what do we think this involves?" to "here's exactly what has to change, with the code in front of us."
This is the differentiator. No other backlog tool reads your codebase. Pilea does β so the handoff from customer feedback to engineering work happens with full technical context, not a translated ticket.
Every backlog item is tied to the customers who asked, their MRR, and their verbatim words. Export to Linear, Jira, GitHub, Asana, ClickUp, Monday, or Trello β complete with the feedback that drove it. When a PR ships, commit hints link the code back to the ticket, and you can close the loop with the customers who asked.
New feedback gets matched against existing backlog items and merged automatically β no more three tickets for the same request. Priority scores recalculate as MRR changes and new mentions come in. Stale items get flagged. The backlog stays clean without anyone maintaining it.
You stop maintaining a backlog and start shipping from it. Every item is grounded in customer evidence, ranked by revenue impact, and mapped to the code it touches. Prioritization meetings end in minutes. Engineering picks up tickets that already explain what to change and why.