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Application analytics for teams who ship before the dictionary is finished

Signal maps, path definitions, and release reviews from Dong-gu, Busan—written so engineering can keep them after the kickoff call ends.

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Primary engagement

Signal Map Review

A ten-to-twelve-day inventory of what your product already logs, what it misses, and which signals actually support weekly decisions. Findings arrive as a prioritised map and a clear readout for engineering.

From ₩2,600,000 · 10–12 working days

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Related engagements

Path design, metrics alignment, and review once the event language is stable.

What clients leave with

Definitions and ownership—not a promised growth curve.

  1. A signal language engineering can keep

    Maps and naming rules sized for handoff, so the next release does not invent twenty near-duplicates.

  2. Paths with agreed steps

    Activation and retention windows tied to how your application is used—not a copied template from another product.

  3. Optional release review

    Review blocks return written notes on instrumentation drift while your team ships under real deadlines.

Read the methodology

“We stopped treating every squad’s event list as gospel. The signal map forced one vocabulary—and the funnel finally matched what support was seeing.”