Lodestone was built for the PM who is drowning in data but struggling to tell the story.

Product managers spend enormous time collecting customer research, analysing metrics, tracking roadmap decisions, and documenting strategy — yet when it comes time to present to stakeholders, that work often gets compressed into a deck that doesn't reflect the full picture. Context gets lost. Alignment slips. Decisions get made on incomplete narratives.

Lodestone was created to solve that problem.

Founded by Dennis Chow, Lodestone is a product management platform purpose-built to help PMs transform scattered product data into clear stakeholder narratives. It is designed around the way great PMs actually think: connecting discovery and delivery, surfacing what matters, and making it easy to communicate product direction with confidence.

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For the TPMA community, Lodestone supports the full spectrum of product work. Members can use it to organise their product intelligence, build and maintain living roadmaps, and generate the artifacts they need to align stakeholders — whether that's a strategy brief, a quarterly review, or an executive update.

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As a TPMA member, you're not just getting free access to the tool. You get a personal onboarding session with Dennis to get set up and oriented, followed by four quarterly strategy sessions timed to your own planning cycles — dates established together at onboarding. Whether you want to build a roadmap together, work through a discovery challenge, or figure out how to get the most out of the platform, Dennis is there to help.

"Our quarterly roadmap went from an artifact that collected dust after it was presented to an item that is referenced frequently by our customers and customer facing teams.

Jordan P. - Senior Product Manager — Push Operations

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Lodestone's partnership with TPMA reflects a shared belief: that better-equipped product managers build better products. By giving TPMA members direct access to the platform and to Dennis himself, Lodestone is investing in the growth of Toronto's product community.