Studio 14 · Taught remotely from the United Kingdom · 38 seats

A dim product analytics dashboard with retention and funnel charts
Week 7 readout from a subscription cohort — the spike is labelled, not celebrated.

App Analytics

Most teams drown in charts. We teach the few signals that change the product.

Retention is a conversation with people who already installed you. Learn to hear it without inventing a story.
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From the studio

A short letter, not a manifesto

Dev Pulsebase exists because too many App Analytics programmes begin with a vendor login and end with a wall of dashboards nobody trusts. We start the other way: name the events a product actually deserves, then decide which charts are allowed in the room.

Our rooms are small. You bring an app you already ship — or sit beside the person who does. We work in Greenwich Mean Time, with recordings for those who cannot join live. The work is slow on purpose. A clean event dictionary beats a decorative North Star every time.

— Amira Holt, studio lead

127product teams taught
11weeks in the studio
38seats each cohort
2019first London room

What we insist on

Three essays we keep handing back

Name the verb, not the screen

If your event is called HomeViewed, you have described a layout. We teach you to name the human action the product hoped for, and to refuse events that only exist because a designer shipped a new tab.

Activation has a clock

Day-1 conversion is not a personality test. We map the actual opening rhythm of your app — lunch-break banking, evening language drills, weekend DIY — and set windows that match those hours, not Mixpanel’s default.

A weekly readout, not a museum

Friday should produce one page: what moved, what we distrust, what we will change in the next build. If a chart cannot survive that page, it does not belong in the studio.

Voices from recent rooms

They argued with the homework. That was the point.

The taxonomy session in Retention Signal Architecture stopped our Android and iOS events from drifting apart. The instrumentation homework ate two evenings I did not have; I still finished, because the drift was costing us more than the evenings.

Priya N. · product lead, Leeds

I came in convinced DAU was our north. After the module on vanity week-0 spikes I took DAU off the all-hands slide. Our CEO disliked that for a fortnight. Then trial-to-paid stopped looking mysterious.

Client in consumer fintech

Short note: the Signal Atlas naming rules are now in our pull-request template. That is the whole review.

Owen · Manchester · 4 / 5

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Write when you have an app, not when you have a spare afternoon.

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