Hi HN!
I’m Ferruccio, cofounder of June (https://june.so). We make it easy to set up dashboards for your most important product metrics.
After a couple of years working in product teams, we realised that most companies measure the same things. So we created a set of templates that help you streamline the process of getting an insight from your data.
With Amplitude/Mixpanel you have to know what you should be measuring and how. Getting to an insight starts from a blank canvas, is intimidating, and requires some expertise. With June, you pick a template, connect Segment, select the right events for your analysis, and get a report.
We currently have 9 templates including Retention, Active Users, and Churning Users. We release a new one every week. We’re also starting to allow you to create and share your own templates.
To try it out, go to https://june.so/templates and pick a template you’d like to try. Connect your Segment account, select the events required for your analysis, and get your insights.
Looking forward to ideas and feedback from the community!
It's not an argument but as the companies scale, I see that most of them often feel the need of switching to (or adding an extra layer) a BI tool for flexibility so I hope to see the same trend among the data analysts. It's now trivial to ingest the customer event data into your data warehouse thanks to Segment Warehouse, open-source tools such as Snowplow, and even GA4 which provides a free way to ingest the data into your BigQuery project.
The open-source ELT tools such as dbt can be used to build up similar models for product analytics using SQL. That way, you can use the default definition of `Power Users` out of the box and customize it later on if you need to join different datasets in order to calculate the same metrics as you grow.
I’m actually working on a similar product that works on top of the data warehouse using SQL, you model your event data (or just use integrations) and run ad-hoc funnel & retention queries but I must admit that the onboarding process is not seamless as yours. :)