Know by Friday whether Tuesday's ship moved the needle
Email Carly a few days after ship and she'll pull adoption and retention for the launch cohort, write the narrative, and post to #product — no manual dashboard stitching — so the squad that shipped Tuesday actually knows by Friday whether anyone's using it.
What Carly does
- 01 Identify the launch cohort — users who first saw the feature after ship date
- 02 Pull adoption — what % of active users engaged week-one
- 03 Pull D7 retention for the cohort from Mixpanel
- 04 Compare against the pre-launch baseline and the goals you set
- 05 Post a 4-line recap to #product: adoption, retention, verdict, next watch
Every launch gets a verdict
No feature ships into silence. Within a week, the team sees whether adoption and retention moved — and decides whether to double down or fix.
Email this to Carly to kick it off.
Hey Carly, We shipped the new feature on Tuesday and I want a real verdict by Friday. Can you identify the launch cohort in PostHog — users who first saw the feature after ship date — pull week-one adoption as a % of active users, then grab D7 retention for that cohort from Mixpanel? Compare against the pre-launch baseline and the goals we set, then post a 4-line recap to #product on Slack with adoption, retention, verdict, and what to watch next. No manual dashboard stitching needed. Thanks!
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