Every card Q works started as someone asking for something — a stakeholder, a support ticket, a compliance rule. Honey is where that ask becomes a durable, traceable requirement: what was requested, why, who confirmed it, and what changed since. Every card links back to the requirement that justified it.
Add-on to Q · runs in your infrastructure · your requirements stay yours
Without a ledger, "why did we build it this way" gets answered by guessing. Requirements drift from what was actually agreed, contradictions creep in unnoticed, and nobody can point to the original ask a card traces back to.
Raw requests get refined into durable business requirements — what was asked for, in language that stays precise as the work moves forward.
Q ties each card it works to the requirement that justified it, so "why are we building this" is always one click away, not a guess.
New requests are checked against what's already on record, so a new ask that conflicts with an existing requirement gets flagged instead of silently overriding it.
Where the requirements ledger lives, what leaves your environment (nothing, by default), and how retention works.
Honey is an add-on to Q. Talk to us about turning it on for your team.
