Analytics routines

Reports that arrive, not dashboards that wait.

Analytics routines query the product data you already collect — PostHog insights, events, and funnels — on a schedule, compare the period against the last one, and write down what changed and what to ask next. The result is a brief someone can act on, with the numbers cited so a skeptical reader can check them.

Routines in analytics

• Weekly or monthly

  Weekly or monthly analytics report

  Replace a dashboard nobody reads with a recurring brief that says what changed and what to ask next.

• Monthly

  Funnel conversion report

  Find where a funnel actually leaks and whether it changed, instead of debating screenshots.

Works with

• PH

  PostHog

  Query product insights, events, and funnels for a recurring brief built around decisions, not dashboards.

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Common questions

What access do analytics routines need?

Read access to the analytics tools you approve, such as PostHog insights, events, and funnels. Every tool starts disabled; you enable exactly the capabilities the report needs.

Will it invent explanations for a metric change?

The routine instructions separate observed changes from hypotheses. A run reports what moved and how much, and phrases causes as questions to investigate rather than conclusions.

How do results arrive?

Every run produces an inspectable trace and a result you can route to email, push, Slack, Discord, or a webhook when the run finishes.