The whole process in one place:
hypothesis → test → card → archive
No more Slack for requests, Jira for kanban, Excel for the gantt, Confluence for the archive. One workspace for the entire experimentation workflow.
Hypothesis pipeline visible to everyone
Stakeholders — product managers, designers, marketers — create hypothesis cards themselves. No bottleneck through the analyst to get an idea into the queue.
- Backlog → Planned → Active → Done — four stages, one board
- Each card tracks hypothesis text, metric, expected effect, tags, and owner
- Results are attached to the card when the experiment completes
Everything the experiment needs — in one form
When creating a hypothesis, the team fills in everything upfront: the hypothesis text, key metric, expected effect, treatment location, tags, split system ID, sample size, audience slice, traffic allocation, and variants. Nothing gets lost in Slack or a separate doc.
- Hypothesis text, key metric, expected change, treatment location, and tags
- Split system ID, required sample size, audience slice, and traffic allocation
- Up to 10 variants — control and any number of test groups
See what's running and how much is left
Each experiment is shown as a bar on a timeline — with its audience share displayed directly on the bar. Instantly see which tests overlap and how much of the audience is still free.
- Audience allocation shown on every bar — easy to estimate what's still available
- Visual overlap detection — plan new tests without invalidating running ones
- Feeds into Portfolio Analytics to track capacity utilization over time
One record from hypothesis to archive
The card you create before the test becomes the analysis card when it's done — and then the archive entry. No information is ever lost or re-entered.
Hypothesis
Metric, expected effect, MDE, variants, allocation
Active Test
Live monitoring, SRM checks, sample progress
Analysis
Engine results, AI conclusion, ship/reject decision
Archive
Searchable, feeds Portfolio Analytics
Share any experiment card as a public link
Every archived card can be shared as a read-only public page — hypothesis, analysis results, AI conclusion, and all metadata in one view. No login needed for the reader.
- Send to a stakeholder or PM — without granting workspace access
- Full context: hypothesis, variants, results, AI conclusion — in one page
Replace a stack of tools with one
Available free for solo users. For teams — register and invite your colleagues.