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Roadmunk

Roadmunk was a Toronto SaaS company that built product roadmaps teams could actually share — visual roadmapping with prioritisation and feedback built in. Founded in 2012 by Latif Nanji, Tomas Benda and Jalil Asaria, it reached 3,000+ customers before Tempo Software acquired it in November 2021.

Acquired

SaaSTorontoFounded 2012
3,000+customers at acquisition, including Amazon, Visa, Nike and AdobeBusiness Wire 2021-11-23

The people

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Latif NanjiCo-founder & CEOprofile coming
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Tomas BendaCo-founder & CTOprofile coming
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Jalil AsariaCo-founder & CROprofile coming

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About

Roadmunk sold roadmapping software to product managers who needed to build a plan and communicate it upward. By the time of its acquisition it counted more than 3,000 customers including Amazon, Visa, Nike, Adobe and Morgan Stanley, and had appeared on Deloitte's Fast 50 and Fast 500. Diversis-backed Tempo Software acquired it in November 2021 and CEO Latif Nanji stayed on as a general manager. Nanji presented at TechWaterloo in 2016 on his own founder habits.

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Quick answers

What was Roadmunk?

A Toronto product-roadmapping platform. Product teams used it to build visual roadmaps, prioritise from customer feedback and share the plan with the rest of the business.

What happened to Roadmunk?

Tempo Software acquired it in November 2021 to pair roadmaps with its time and team-management products. Co-founder and CEO Latif Nanji stayed on as a general manager.

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