Productize.
by BitMountain AI  ·  First 3 companies: free sample brief
Your AI head of product & data

Every Monday.
Three decisions.
Evidence attached.

Productize is an AI head of product & data for software companies too small to hire one. No dashboard you won't open. No chat box you don't know what to ask. A one-page decision brief, pushed to your inbox — the way a great data science team briefs its founder.

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Sample · Week 31
Weekly Business Review ACME LEARNING · WK JUL 28
North StarNowH2 TargetStatus
Growth — weekly organic visitors v2.034300▼ BEHIND
Activation — weekly active learners1720▲ ON TRACK
Revenue — subscriptions (28d)28— EARLY
Decision 1 / 3 · Data quality · High confidence

Your growth metric has been counting a headless-browser fleet since late June. Reported organic ran 676 → 4,363; the real number never left 28–44/week. Two briefs were written on it — one called it on track, the next called it a collapse. Neither happened. Hold the paid-acquisition plan until it is re-decided on the corrected denominator.

3 findings · 1 metric rebuilt data quality 3/3 ✓
01 — The operating rhythm

One system, three documents. Zero logins.

1

Intake

Once · 20 minutes

We connect to your data read-only, hear what you're trying to move, and map your metric tree: North Stars, drivers, and half-year targets. You approve the targets.

2

Quarterly Playbook

Every quarter

Where your metrics leak, which themes fix them, which projects to run — each with data-driven impact math — ranked against the resources you actually have.

3

Weekly Business Review

Every Monday

Progress against the playbook: what moved, what leaked, how your experiments are reading, and the three decisions that matter this week.

02 — The metric tree

The discipline big companies pay $150k+ a year for.

NSM 2 · ACTIVATION — weekly active users now 13 → target 150 ├─ visitor → signup 0.88% 2.5% │ └─ PRJ-3 first-screen bridge +14/wk │ └─ PRJ-4 A/B: CTA vs widget running └─ signup → first value 5.9% 60% └─ PRJ-5 onboarding flow +12/wk

Every North Star breaks down into drivers. Every driver has a target. Every target has projects — each sized by expected impact, each measured after it ships.

This is how product decisions were made at Uber: not "what does the dashboard say," but what do we do this week, and what do we expect it to move. Productize runs that whole loop for you — including reading your A/B tests.

03 — Why you can trust it
"No metric in this brief was guessed."
— the last line of every brief we send.

The numbers are computed by code, never by the AI. Every metric has a versioned, deterministic query definition. The AI writes the narrative from computed numbers only — so it can be sharp without ever being wrong about a figure.

Before your first brief, we audit your tracking. If your funnel is silently broken — and it usually is somewhere — that's finding #1, free.

Customer zero is our own product. The finding in the sample above is real: a growth metric that had been counting a headless-browser fleet for six weeks, with two briefs already written on the inflated number before the audit caught it. The correction shipped the same week — crawler excluded at the definition layer, targets reset against the real base, and a Search Console cross-check that now runs on every brief we send.
Built by an ex-Uber Data Science manager who ran this exact operating rhythm for product and ops teams — now packaged for companies that can't hire one.
04 — What Productize is not

We are deliberately not building:

×01

A dashboard

You already have one. Nobody opens it. Decisions don't live in charts — they live in a document with your name on it.

×02

A chatbot

"Ask your data anything" assumes you know what to ask. The whole point of a head of data is that they bring the question — and the answer.

×03

Another AI report

Generic insights get polite nods. Briefs are written against your targets and your resource constraints — that's why they change decisions.

05 — Start

First three companies get a sample brief. Free. On your real data.

01

Email us your company, stack, and the one metric you most want to move.

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20-minute intake call + a read-only analytics key (PostHog takes 5 minutes to issue).

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Your brief lands within a week — including the free tracking audit. Then you decide if Mondays should keep coming.