Every Monday, one experiment lands in your inbox.
Not a report to read. The single move worth making this week, already scoped and ready to build.
Nothing new to instrument
Compound reads the analytics you already run. No SDK, no tracking plan, no six-week setup.
A brief, not a dashboard
It arrives written: the change, the reasoning, the number to beat. You decide in a minute.
Your data stays yours
Read-only access, revocable anytime. Compound never writes to your product or shares your numbers.
Most tools hand you a dashboard. Compound runs the whole product loop.
Discover, decide, design, ship, measure, then feed what it learned into the next round. Compound owns the whole circle, and every specialist reads from and writes to one shared memory of your product, so it never forgets what it already tried.
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Reads your real usage
Compound connects to your analytics and watches every session, drop-off, and dead click: the raw behavior a product team would comb through by hand.
Remembers everything
Every goal, constraint, decision, and experiment lives in one durable memory. Every specialist works from it, so Compound builds on what it learns instead of starting over each week.
A critic checks the work
Before anything reaches you, an adversarial reviewer pressure-tests it: is the data read right, is this really the best move? The quality bar a senior PM would hold.
You stay in the loop
Nothing ships on its own. Compound hands you the call and the reasoning; you approve, edit, or ignore. An assistant, not an autopilot you can't see.
A firm of specialists, working on your product.
Compound isn't one assistant. It's a roster (researcher, data analyst, experiment designer, designer, prototyper, growth lead), each an expert at one job, each writing back to the same shared memory. Here are four of them at work.
Reads every session
Compound ingests your analytics and session replays and watches what real users do (the signups, the drop-offs, the rage clicks) the way a data team would, if it had time to watch all of it.
Ranks the one bet worth making
It scores every possible move by expected lift against your actual funnel, then puts the single highest-leverage bet at the top. Not a backlog. One call.
Designs the change, writes the spec
You get a scoped ticket (the change, the reasoning, the metric to watch), small enough to build this week. Ship it yourself, hand it to your engineer, or copy it straight into Cursor.
Measures the win
Compound watches the metric move, runs the stats, and calls the win or the kill. Then it feeds the result back into shared memory, so next week's ranking is sharper.
Today it reads your analytics. Tomorrow it works inside your product.
The growth loop is the first slice. The same memory and specialists extend across the whole product team, and eventually into your codebase, until Compound is a product team you can hire through an API.
The whole firm
Researcher, UX researcher, voice-of-customer, strategist, designer, prototyper, growth lead. The full product team, added one specialist at a time, each writing into the same memory.
Give it your repo
Grant read access and every specialist gains full code context, not just what analytics can see. The designer references real components; the experiment designer wires tests into real code paths.
Call it from your own tools
An MCP server exposes each specialist as a tool you, Cursor, or your own agents can invoke on demand. Compound becomes an interface you build on, not just a service you wait on.
A playbook for growth when you can't hire a team.
The same four moves a great growth team makes every week, run for you on the data you already have.
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