Situation
You shipped a feature three weeks ago. Someone in the board meeting asks: "Did it move the number?" You don't know. The experiment data is in PostHog, the customer feedback is in Slack, and the OKR is in a Google Sheet nobody updates. Specky closes this loop automatically.
What you need
Steps
1. Create the experiment before you ship (ideal path)
In Strategy → Experiments, click New Experiment:
2. If you've already shipped, link retroactively
Open AI Chat:
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I shipped [feature] on [date].
Link it to the [opportunity name] in my Product Graph and create an experiment
to track whether it improved [metric].
Set the baseline from PostHog data before [date].
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Specky creates the experiment, pulls the baseline metric from PostHog, and sets up monitoring.
3. Let Specky track the outcome
Specky checks your connected analytics source daily. When the experiment reaches statistical significance (or after your defined time window), it:
4. Use the outcome for next quarter's bets
In AI Chat:
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Summarise all experiments from Q1 2026.
Which hypotheses were validated, which were refuted, and what patterns
do you see in what's working vs. what's not?
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Specky synthesises across your outcome history to surface your team's "batting average" and the patterns behind your wins.
Output
Variations
No PostHog? Connect your analytics via the Specky API and push metric snapshots directly. The experiment tracking works with any numeric metric you define.
Leading indicators only? Set the success metric to a leading indicator (e.g., "feature used in first 3 days") rather than the lagging metric (retention). You get faster signal, even if it's not the final answer.