Great Casterton studio · GB cohorts

The experiment is finished. The argument has not begun.

Agentstreamgrid teaches App Experiment Readout Systems: how to turn a completed app test into a memo a sceptical product lead can actually use. We start after the flag is shipped, not at the hypothesis whiteboard.

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73memo templates in the studio library

28closed GB and remote cohorts since 2019

2,140logged experiment write-ups reviewed

Analytics dashboard used during an experiment readout
A readout is a decision artefact, not a chart dump from the experimentation tool.
“We stopped pasting p-values into Slack. The studio forced a recommended action, a kill condition, and one paragraph on what the sample could not tell us.”
Priya N., growth lead, consumer fintech · Experiment Readout Studio, autumn 2025

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Experiment Readout Studio

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Laptop showing product metrics during a studio session

Seven modules · live clinic · informational fee from £1,180

A working programme for people who already run app experiments and keep losing the room in Friday review. You leave with a reusable readout stack: pre-registered layers, instrumentation checks, and a memo length that leadership will actually finish.

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What we insist on

Three habits that keep a readout honest

Name the decision first

Every write-up opens with the choice the experiment was meant to inform: ship, hold, iterate, or retire. Charts appear after that sentence, never before.

Separate layers on purpose

Primary, guardrail, and diagnostic metrics stay in labelled bands so a secondary lift cannot quietly rewrite the story in the last five minutes of a meeting.

Record what you will not claim

Nulls, thin slices, and broken assignment logs belong in the memo. Silence is how teams invent significance later in a slide deck.

Desk notes

Short essays from the readout practice

Recent pieces on null results, metric trees for mobile rollouts, and write-ups that survive a leadership review.

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Hands working at a laptop while drafting an experiment memo