Overview
Leading indicators, campaign health, open tasks and the last seven days of tracked numbers, each labelled with its source.
Growth OS
The workspace we use to deliver every engagement, with honest empty states and data provenance on every number. Try the demo; nothing in it is connected to a real account.
Leading indicators, campaign health, open tasks and the last seven days of tracked numbers, each labelled with its source.
Dated, policy-aware sprint plans built from versioned templates, with compliance checks per task and CSV export.
A week-by-week calendar of SFW promotional slots and review days; kept-vs-planned is tracked.
Discovery to supporters with tracked and self-reported stages clearly separated.
Per-channel tracked links and referral codes so attribution exists from day one.
Your baseline audit, recommendations as tasks, and re-audits over time.
Baseline vs after, attribution by channel, confidence and provenance, print or PDF export.
Scope and consent checklist, SFW asset requests, and a human review queue for every promotional item.
| Capability | Status (2026-10-15) |
|---|---|
| Public demo with synthetic data | Live on this site |
| Audit, growth model and sprint planner engines | Live, unit-tested, used by the demo and the public tools |
| Inquiry intake with rate limiting and owner export | Live (server-side storage) |
| Authenticated client workspace (roles, organisations, invite-only) | Designed; schema and API in the repo; staging implementation pending |
| Platform integrations | None. Manual entry and CSV import with freshness timestamps by design |
| Self-serve subscription and checkout | Not built. Requires payment-eligibility confirmation first |
We do not claim integrations or customers that do not exist. The Growth OS becomes a subscription only after client usage proves the workflows and a payment provider confirms eligibility in writing.
Nine questions, an explainable score, and a 14-day roadmap you keep. Request the reviewed version and a person reads your public pages and writes three specific recommendations. No obligation, no passwords, no explicit media.