Does anyone else struggle to communicate with Devs as a non tecnical founder/manager?

Hey everyone,

I'm an dev agency owner and, honestly, sometimes I feel like I'm speaking a different language when trying to communicate with my development team. It's not just about understanding the technical jargon—they're great at explaining things—but more about converting my ideas and requirements into something actionable and clear for them.

I've been thinking a lot about this challenge and wondering if others are in the same boat. Do you ever find yourself struggling to get your thoughts across or worrying that important details might be lost in translation?

To tackle this issue, I've been toying with the idea of creating a tool—kind of like Jira, but specifically designed for non-technical folks. The idea is to help bridge the communication gap by making it easier to convert our thoughts into dev-friendly action items using chatGPT. It could offer templates, guided prompts, and maybe even some AI assistance to ensure nothing gets lost in translation.

Before I dive too deep into this, I wanted to get a sense from this community:

1. Do you face similar communication challenges with your dev teams?
2. What tools or methods have you found helpful in bridging this gap?
3. Would a tool like the one I'm envisioning be something you'd find valuable?

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences!

Thanks,