Apprvd.app
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Learn fast in the weeks after launch.

Right after launch every install cohort is small and every release matters. Apprvd.app gives a new app the retention grid, onboarding funnel and release reports a studio relies on — from the day you connect Firebase, with nothing to build first.

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At a glance
SetupOne Google sign-in
DataWhat Firebase already logs
WatchD1 · D7 per install day
IterateRelease before vs after
The challenge

Why it's hard today

1
Small numbers, loud noise
With a few hundred installs a day, a blended average swings on luck. Each day's cohort has to be seen on its own.
2
No idea where people stall
Onboarding was designed before anyone used it. The step that loses people is rarely the one you'd guess.
3
Every release is a guess
You're shipping every week, and nobody can say whether last week's build helped or hurt.
Solutions

Solutions for newly launched apps

Analytics dashboards
Actives, retention, revenue and custom KPIs for every app, synced hourly.
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Funnels
Any event sequence, with the drop-off one click from a win-back push.
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Release tracking
Fourteen days before against fourteen after, for every release.
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Use cases

Use cases for newly launched apps

Improve early retention
Find the day and the step where new users leave, then reach them.
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Ship with confidence
Every release measured the same way, fourteen days either side.
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Win back lapsed users
Cohorts of people who stopped, messaged on a cadence, measured by opens.
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The Apprvd.app approach

How Apprvd.app handles it

Nothing to build first

No warehouse, no export, no dashboards to design — Apprvd.app reads the Analytics property Firebase already created.

Day-by-day cohorts

D1 and D7 for every install day, so one good or bad day is visible instead of averaged away.

An onboarding funnel on day one

Any event you already log can be a funnel step, so the step that loses people is obvious.

Honest early reads

Retention that can't be observed yet is never plotted as zero, and experiments say "too early to call" until the data can decide.

How it works

From connection to decision

Step 1
Connect
Sign in with Google and pick the app's Firebase project.
Step 2
Watch
Read the first cohorts and the onboarding funnel as they fill in.
Step 3
Iterate
Ship a fix, mark the release, and compare the two weeks either side.
Related

Keep exploring

Growing apps
Users are arriving. Now retention, revenue and testing decide how far you go.
Who it's for
App studios & publishers
Many apps, one small team, one board.
Who it's for
Education & learning
Lessons, streaks and reminders that keep learners coming back.
Industries
FAQ

Questions, answered

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Connect a Firebase project and the board fills itself — dashboards, funnels, experiments and push, from data you already have. Apprvd.app opens to the waitlist first.
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