Why your metrics moved.
What to test next.

Tamda watches your product, catches the change before you do, finds the segment behind it, and drafts the next experiment as a PR you review like any other. Then it tells you ship, kill, or iterate.

Minutes

From signal to drafted PR

Stats built-in

Guardrails checked automatically

No backlog

Hypotheses generated, not requested

Every outcome

Remembered for the next cycle

Diagnosis

Detect, decompose, explain

A dashboard stops at −31.8%. Tamda breaks the change down against your real per-user events and names the segment that caused it.

Your dashboard

checkout_completed

−31.8%

8.50% → 5.80% · that's all it says

Tamda

Decomposed by customer type · real per-user events

first-time buyers315 → 126100% of the drop
returning customers281 → 280flat

Your checkout didn't break. Your first-purchase flow did. New customers fell 60% while returning held flat. Start with whatever changed for first-time buyers this week, and Tamda will draft the experiment to fix it.

Illustrative example

Computed, not estimated

Each segment’s exact share of the change, from event counts, not a noisy rate.

Won’t invent an explanation

Nothing real to show? Tamda says so, instead of naming a segment it wasn’t shown.

The experiment loop

Observe, hypothesize, deploy, measure, learn

Tamda runs the full loop and remembers every outcome, so each cycle is smarter than the last.

Tamda monitors your metrics for opportunities
Illustrative example

checkout_completed

3.84%

−2.1% · mobile

activation_rate

41.2%

+0.3% · all

booking_started

18.6%

−0.2% · all

Tamda detected an opportunity

Checkout completion dropped 2.1% on mobile over 7 days. Pattern matches past payment-friction cases. Generating hypothesis…

Monitoring 12 metrics · Updated 2 min ago

Connect your product data and Tamda continuously watches for drops, friction, and untapped gains, surfacing them before your team notices.

Context

Read, remember, recommend

Your event data says what happened. Your team already knows why, in a Slack thread, a Notion doc, an email that never got logged anywhere. Connect them once, and Tamda searches that real context every time it proposes an experiment or explains a metric, instead of guessing.

Slack

Threads where your team already said why something broke, or what to try next.

N

Notion

Specs, postmortems, and planning docs, searched, not re-typed into a prompt.

Gmail

Customer feedback and bug reports that never made it into an analytics event.

Illustrative example
#

#growth · 9 days ago

"a few people on the call mentioned the OTP step feels like it stalls on mobile, might be worth looking at"

The drop is concentrated in mobile checkout, and matches a Slack thread from #growth flagging OTP friction on mobile nine days before this signal fired.

Attribution

Track, stitch, attribute

A visitor clicks your ad, browses anonymously, and buys three days later as a logged-in user. Other platforms count two strangers. Tamda counts one person, and the ad gets its credit.

identity-stitching.ts
// 1. Anonymous visit from a Google ad
POST /api/events
{ anonymousId: "anon-7f3c", variant: "treatment",
utm: { source: "google", medium: "cpc" },
type: "exposure" }
 
// 2. User creates an account 3 days later
POST /api/identify
{ anonymousId: "anon-7f3c", userId: "usr_924",
criteria: "signup" }
 
// 3. User books: Tamda links back to original session
POST /api/events
{ userId: "usr_924", type: "conversion",
eventName: "booking_completed" }
 
// google/cpc gets attribution. Other platforms miss this.

Anonymous → identified

A persistent device ID tracks users before login. One identify call links it to their account forever.

First-touch attribution

UTM source, medium, and campaign captured at first touch and carried through to conversion.

Cross-session outcomes

Exposed anonymously, converted after login? Tamda connects the dots instead of counting two users.

Why Tamda

Other tools measure.
Tamda decides and acts.

Your analytics tool

Mixpanel · Amplitude · PostHog

AI chat + MCP

connected to that same data

Tamda

Tells you why a metric moved
You dig through segments
Improvised each time
Deterministic method
Watches your metrics unprompted
Anomaly alerts
No
Alerts with a diagnosis
Learns from every experiment
A list, not learnings
Starts cold each chat
Feeds the next one
Ships the fix as a reviewable PR
No
Separate tool
Yes
A/B tests decided, not just measured
Stats readout, you decide
No
Ship / kill / iterate
Every AI call logged & auditable
n/a
Scattered transcripts
Yes

Finds why. Ships the fix.
Proves it worked.

Connect your metrics, ask why anything moved, and let Tamda design the experiment, open the PR, and hand you a real statistical verdict. No PM ticket required, just a review before it ships.