Product analysts keep the story behind their metrics in reach

Littlebird remembers the definitions, setups and decisions behind your numbers, so your analysis lands as you meant it

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What caveats did we attach to the activation metric, and when was the current definition settled?

Worked for 3 steps

Two caveats came with it: it leaves out invited users, and it counts a first project only once it's shared. The current definition was settled in the September 15 metrics review and added to the metrics doc the next day.

The context behind each number stays easy to find

Your analysis shapes launch calls, roadmap debates and experiment decisions. The cohort definition, the setup debate and the caveats are what make a number right, and they matter most when the question comes up again months later.

Littlebird remembers the dashboards, docs and threads you've had on screen, plus your meetings, so you can ask what a metric means, why a decision was made and which caveats came with the result. It drafts the readout, and you decide what to share.

What Littlebird does for you

It works from your meetings, email and the work on your screen, and you stay in charge of what goes out

Prepare experiment readouts with context

Ask for the hypothesis, setup and results of the onboarding test, and Littlebird drafts a readout from the experiment doc, the dashboards you checked and the planning meeting.

Connect product decisions to their data

Ask which analysis informed the pricing page change and what caveats came with it, and Littlebird answers from the readout and the meeting where the call was made.

Track how a metric's definition changed

The activation metric's history is one question away: when it last changed, why it changed and which doc or review settled it.

Draft the weekly product metrics note

Each Monday a routine drafts last week's product metrics note from the dashboards you checked and the meetings you had: what moved, what matters and what needs a decision.

Littlebird works with the tools you already use

Connect your email, calendar and files on every plan, including the free one

Littlebird also remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer.

Integrations

Private by default

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers

You choose what it sees

Pause capture anytime, keep apps and websites out, and delete your data whenever you like.

Private until you share

Your chats, meeting notes and memory stay private to you unless you choose to share them.

Encrypted in the cloud

Data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3, and hosted on AWS in the United States.

Audited security

Littlebird is SOC 2 Type II audited, and HIPAA is available with a signed BAA.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Littlebird help me prepare an experiment readout?

Yes. Ask for the readout and Littlebird drafts it from the experiment doc, the dashboards you checked and the meetings where the setup was discussed. You check the numbers and decide what to share.

Does Littlebird work with my product analytics tools?

Littlebird remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer, including your analytics dashboards and query editor, so you can ask what a chart showed and when. You can also connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook and Dropbox on every plan, including the free one.

Does a bot join my product reviews?

No. Littlebird takes notes from your computer's audio, so no bot joins the call and it works with the meeting app you already use. Let people know you're taking notes, as your company's policy and local law require.

Is product data kept private?

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers. It's SOC 2 Type II audited, your chats and notes stay private to you unless you share them, and you can pause capture, keep apps out or delete your data at any time.