Process
Four moves, one brief
We do not install a new analytics product. We help your team trust the release signals you already collect — or decide what to stop collecting before the next window.
Lock the gate questions
Before touching data, we write the go / hold / rollback decisions this engagement must support. If a chart cannot change a freeze call, it stays out of scope. Release owners and engineering sign the question list together.
Inspect the stream
We sample live and historical release events, compare emitters to documentation, and mark volume that only exists because a debug flag never turned off. Gaps are mapped to the gate list, not to a generic maturity score.
Write shared definitions
“Stable,” “exposed,” and “adopted” get criteria someone can implement. Ambiguity is recorded as a limitation instead of being papered over with a pretty canary chart.
Deliver the brief
You receive a short written brief, optional gate dictionary, and a working session. Ownership stays with your team — we do not become a permanent release reporting desk.
Ready to start with readiness, a rollout audit, or a post-release close-out? Pick a service and tell us which freeze call is stuck.