🧲 Retention Overhaul

Retention++

We’ve introduced key enhancements to Retention charts, designed to give you more actionable insights into user behavior and long-term engagement.

Flexible Retention Definitions

Accurately tracking user retention is crucial for understanding how your product is performing over time. With our new “Return On” and “Return On or After” retention definitions, you can now better align your analysis with specific business goals. For instance, use “Return On” to measure how many users come back on a precise day, or “Return On or After” to understand longer-term retention trends.

Daily, Weekly, Monthly Retention

User engagement varies depending on the nature of your product and user behavior. That’s why we now offer the ability to analyze retention on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Whether you need to track daily active users for a fast-paced app or monitor longer-term engagement for a subscription service, these options let you choose the most relevant time frame for your analysis.

Retention Over Time

Retention isn’t static; it evolves as your product and user base grow. With our new Retention Over Time feature, you can visualize how retention rates shift over weeks or months, helping you spot trends, seasonality, or the impact of product changes. This enables you to make data-driven decisions, whether you’re aiming to boost user retention, identify periods of churn, or validate the success of a new feature.