Ship winners, not regressions - without a stats degree.
You own the roadmap and the experiments that validate it - usually without a CRO team behind you. Converise guides the setup, watches the test, and gives you a call you can defend in any roadmap discussion.
The problem
Testing is your side job - and it shows
Experimentation competes with roadmap delivery for your time. You're 80% sure the last test was set up right - but only 80% - and the decision that followed was won by the best deck, not the best evidence.
Without ConveriseWith Converise
- Without Converise: Ideas scattered across docs with no way to rank themWith Converise: One backlog, ICE-scored and triaged into draft tests
- Without Converise: Stakeholders asking for status in every meetingWith Converise: Every test on a board with status, owner and recommendation
- Without Converise: Unsure whether a test was set up and read correctlyWith Converise: Automated checks flag broken tests and guardrail damage
- Without Converise: Past tests forgotten as soon as people rotateWith Converise: Every call, its rationale and outcome kept for the next PM
From roadmap bet to a result you can stand behind
Every idea in one backlog, scored
Capture experiment ideas as they come up, score them on impact, confidence and effort, and triage the best ones into draft experiments. The roadmap conversation starts from a ranked list, not a deck.
- ICE score ranks the backlog for you
- Triage each idea: needs review, accepted, promoted
- Create a draft experiment from an idea in one click
The whole pipeline at a glance
Every test moves through a simple board - planned, dev, QA, running, completed - next to your roadmap work. Stakeholder questions get a link, not a meeting.
- Kanban and timeline views of every experiment
- Status, owner and recommendation on each card
- Comments and mentions keep the discussion with the test
Know when not to ship
The result looks like a win - but is it? Automated checks flag broken tests and guardrail damage, and the recommendation tells you plainly when a result needs a second look.
- Ship / reject / iterate / investigate - in plain language
- Blocking risks listed before you commit the roadmap
- Decision recorded with rationale, for the next debate
Every decision remembered for the next PM
Each closed test keeps its call, the rationale and what happened after rollout. When someone proposes a test your product already ran, you see the earlier result before it goes back on the roadmap.
- Decision log with the call and the rationale behind it
- Log post-rollout outcomes
- A warning when a hypothesis was already tested
Three steps, no migration
Plan with guidance
Hypothesis, variants, KPIs - plus a sample size and runtime you didn't have to compute.
Run and track
Follow the test next to your roadmap; results arrive by connector or manual import.
Get a clear call
A recommendation you can act on and defend - and a record of why you decided.
Questions from your seat
Didn't find yours?
support@converise.ioOur analytics tool already shows test results.
It shows numbers. Converise tells you whether the test behind them held up - and turns the result into a decision with rationale your stakeholders can follow.
I don't have time to learn another tool.
If you can fill in a form, you can run Converise. The stats, checks and reports happen for you - the time it saves on reporting pays for the learning curve in the first test.
Do I still need an analyst?
For standard A/B reports, the built-in review covers you. When an analyst does step in, they get clean context instead of a cold start.
What if my data isn't in a warehouse?
Manual entry works just as well - it feeds the same checks and recommendations as a connector.
My tool isn't on the list.
Converise is in early access and we are adding integrations as people ask for them - more warehouse connectors, tool integrations and MCP imports are in the works. Every request shapes the order, so tell us what you use at support@converise.io.
Your product's full test history in one place.
Plan with guidance, decide with evidence, and never re-run a test that already failed.
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