Ship it. Then make sure it gets found.
After a release, Monitor sees who finds the feature and who doesn’t, Analyze finds where discovery fails, and the canvas tests the fix.
Found by 18% of active users
The launch is the start of the loop
Most features are not unused because they are wrong. They are unused because they are hidden. Scopeout finds where.
Watch adoption from day one
Monitor tracks discovery, first use and repeat use per segment, against the goal you set at launch.
Find the discovery gap
Analyze replays where users needed the feature and did not find it, and lists the moments where it should have surfaced.
Test placement and onboarding
Entry points, empty states, tooltips and nudges drawn on your system and tested against control.
The same loop, your metrics.
The method does not change by business model. The evidence, the tests and the number that has to move do.
Discovery gaps found in replays, entry points and nudges tested.
Placement and prompts tested on use and on downstream orders.
Where users needed it and did not find it, fixed in onboarding and empty states.
Seller and buyer tools, adoption tracked per side and segment.
Built for launches
Watch adoption of saved views against a 40% goal
Launch goals as a prompt
“Watch adoption of saved views against a 40% goal” is the whole setup.
Adoption by segment
Who found it, who used it twice, who never saw it, on one block.
Decisions with the team
Product, design and engineering agree on the fix in comments on the finding itself.
Fixes as pull requests
Entry-point and nudge changes ship as PRs behind flags, with the launch linked.
Start from a prompt.
“Watch adoption of the new saved views feature and tell me when it stalls below 40% of active users.”
Run this when my batch opens →“Why are users not finding the export button on the report page? Show replays and propose fixes.”
Run this when my batch opens →“Design three entry points for saved views on our design system.”
Run this when my batch opens →Questions, answered.
When should the loop start?
At launch. Set the adoption goal in a sentence and Monitor starts the same day.
Does it need a feature flag?
No, but flags let Publish roll fixes out in stages.
Where do launch notes go?
The record. Goal, adoption curve, findings and fixes stay together for the retro.
Stop running the business. Start directing it.
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