onBeacon
Your AI Growth PM, on call 24/7
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Your AI Growth PM, on call 24/7
97 followers
onBeacon analyzes your product flows against 230+ behavioral science principles and tells you exactly what to change to boost engagement and stop users from churning — with ready-to-test A/B variants delivered in minutes, not weeks.
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I used to be the growth PM at Google Adwords. I experienced firsthand how long it took to run a single growth experiment. A week on research. A week on designs. By the time we shipped, weeks had passed and I had only a handful of experiments to show for it.
That frustration is why Murad and I built onBeacon.
We recently worked with a top Google Play developer losing 90% of their users within the first 7 days. We analyzed their flows, applied behavioral science, and delivered ready-to-test A/B variants in hours. Retention jumped 2.3X and engagement lifted 10.8%. So we decided to turn this into a product more teams could use.
What we're building next: a knowledge base that learns your product context and gets smarter with every experiment. It starts to feel less like a tool and more like a growth PM who knows your product inside out. It's a really hard problem, but we've built Siri, AdWords and MacOSX so we thought, why not!
If you have ever shipped a feature and users aren't getting to that "aha" moment and coming back, this one is for you.
Would love to hear what you think!
The 230+ behavioral principles - are they weighted differently depending on the product category? What works for e-commerce checkout probably fires differently for an EdTech platform or a nonprofit tool. Congrats on the launch!
@jared_salois Exactly right! The principles are weighted by context - product category, business goal, and the specific flow being analyzed. A checkout flow prioritizes principles around friction reduction and trust signals. An onboarding flow leans more on Aha Moment acceleration and habit formation. The more context we have about your product and users, the more precisely the weights are applied. It's the core of what makes onBeacon different from a generic checklist.
How do you prioritize which changes matter most, like impact vs effort?
@thamibenjelloun Great question! We provide both Quick Wins and Strategic Recommendations so you can choose what to tackle first based on your bandwidth. Each finding is prioritized by impact on activation and retention, to help make the product decision easier.