Everyone has a theory. Nobody has watched.
Your team has several explanations for why activation is bad and they contradict each other. An audit replaces the argument with a recording of someone failing.
- Your product
- Your analytics
- Session replay
- Your users
- Our senior designers
- Recordings
- Ranked findings
- A sized fix
- Redesigned screens
Numbers we'll stand behind on the call.
- ~40%less design debt across 90+ brands

- 150+products shipped since 2015
- 4.9on Clutch, from verified reviews
What we find
This is usually the week before a quarter gets committed.
- Activation is bad and nobody agrees why.
- Churn is up and the exit survey says nothing useful.
- Support tickets cluster somewhere and nobody has looked at where.
- A redesign is about to start that nobody has justified.
What you get
Real users, one ranked list.
We watch people who match your users try to do the thing your product is for. Then we check what we saw against your funnel and your numbers. You get findings ranked by cost with a sized fix on each one, so it lands in the backlog instead of a drive.
- Watch real users fail, recorded and shared with you
- Check what we saw against your funnel and your numbers
- Rank every finding by what it costs, not by severity
- Size a specific fix against each one
- Redesign the worst screens outright
- Walk your team through it, and leave the recordings
Get access
Product, analytics, replay, and who your users actually are.
Watch them fail
Real sessions, no script.
Price it
Each finding against the number it moves.
Hand it over
A ranked backlog and the recordings. Not a PDF.
Who do you watch?
People who match your real users, trying to do the thing your product is for. No script, and you keep every recording.
What do we get at the end?
A backlog ranked by what each finding costs you, with a sized fix on every item, the worst screens redesigned, and a walkthrough with your team. Not a PDF.
What do you need from us?
Access to the product, your analytics and session replay, and a clear picture of who your users actually are.












