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Measure the product you actually shipped, not the one the deck described.

Stream Kernelcore teaches App Analytics as a craft: naming events so they age, reading cohorts without flattery, and writing instrumentation that a successor can still trust. We keep the roster small on purpose.


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“A dashboard is a letter to your future self. Write it in a dialect you will still speak.”

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What we insist on

Four disciplines we will not skip.

01

Taxonomy before dashboards

Most App Analytics programmes start with a charting tool. We start with the nouns. If checkout_complete and purchase_success both fire, no visualisation will rescue the week.

02

Cohorts with a paper trail

Every retention curve in class ships with the inclusion rule written in plain English. If you cannot explain who is missing, you are not ready to present the number.

03

Readouts, not slide theatre

We practise a two-page memo: what moved, what we trust, what we do next Tuesday. Executives can have a appendix. They cannot have ambiguity dressed as insight.

04

Instrumentation that outlives the author

You will document owners, deprecation dates, and the reason a property exists. Vanity events are retired in public, not left to haunt the schema.

Laptop showing charts during an analytics review

Flagship programme

Retention Telemetry Studio

An eleven-week atelier for product people who already have an SDK installed and still cannot explain week-four retention without a caveat. You will rebuild one live funnel, write a property dictionary, and defend a readout in front of a visiting mentor.

Informational fee: £2,850 for a Studio Bench seat. See seats for other arrangements. No checkout on this site.

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Voices from recent benches

Specific, and not uniformly glowing.

The property dictionary exercise in week three stopped a quiet war between growth and core product. We had been counting “activated” two different ways since February. I still think the live clinic timetable is tight if you are also shipping, but the dictionary was worth the collision.

Imani Okafor · product analytics, consumer fintech · Retention Telemetry Studio

Margot made us write the inclusion rule on the first slide. Our board pack is shorter now, which nobody asked for and everyone prefers.

Client in grocery delivery · Manchester

I came for funnels and left arguing about event deprecation. The Signal Atlas page is the piece I still open on Mondays.

Theo P. · Edinburgh

Longer voices and two case notes

Code and telemetry on a monitor in low light

Signal Atlas

A public map of the events we consider load-bearing.

Not a vendor catalogue. A living index of identities, sessions, funnels, and the questions each should answer. Use it before you add another SDK property.

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