App / Product analytics and activation

Build a product retention cohort dashboard

Build a retention cohort App from qualifying product events, with weekly rates, cohort sizes, segment filters and clear incomplete period labels.

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Your starting prompt.

Build one App using [governed event Data] to compare weekly retention by signup cohort. Define retained activity as [qualifying event] rather than any visit. Show cohort sizes, retained counts and rates, with filters for [segment] and [plan]. Separate incomplete periods from completed periods and let reviewers inspect the underlying aggregate calculations without exposing user identifiers by default.

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Method and review

Keep the assumptions visible.

Agree on event definitions, identity rules and cohort windows. Check instrumentation coverage before comparing activation, retention or engagement.

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Changing the qualifying activity event changes the meaning of retention.

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Before you begin

Bring exports you are allowed to upload, or data your Workspace can already query.
Choose the reporting period and agree what each record represents.
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Build one App from data you have permission to query. Review its definitions and calculations with your team.

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