“The Day-28 reconstruction week was slower than I wanted — Ann refused to skip the messy timestamp cleanup — but the table I took back still holds up in weekly product review.”
Bangkok · Retention studio
Cohorts are a language. We teach fluency.
Proxy Cloudhub runs evening ateliers in App Retention Cohort Analytics for product, growth, and data people who are tired of dashboards that cannot survive a timestamp argument.
We start with clock-start, not colour palettes. You leave with a window policy your team can defend in a review, not a slide that evaporates the following Monday.
From the room
People who sat the tables, not the brochure
★★★★☆
“I expected more dashboard polish. The studio is stubborn about spreadsheets first. That annoyed me in week two and saved me in week nine.”
Flagship course
Retention Windows Atelier
Twelve evening sessions on acquisition stamps, clock-start disputes, survival versus return curves, and how Thailand seasonality quietly wrecks a naive Day-7. Informational fee: 48,500 THB.
Modules include a live critique of a product table you bring from work. Spreadsheet fluency is assumed; we do not reteach pivot tables from zero.
House rules
What we refuse to teach
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Vanity Day-7 without a clock-start
If the room cannot agree when the clock starts, the percentage is theatre. App Retention Cohort Analytics begins with the stamp, not the chart.
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Predictive LTV as a first lesson
We stay with descriptive windows until they survive critique. Forecasting is a different craft and is not part of the atelier.
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Colour before argument
A gold dashboard that cannot explain Songkran leakage is still a weak dashboard. Presentation comes after the table holds.
Journal
Notes from the studio desk
Seven-day windows are not a vanity metric — until they are
Day-7 earns its keep only when acquisition stamps and product events share a clock. Otherwise it is a slogan with a percentage sign.
Build the cohort table before you commission the dashboard
Most Bangkok product rooms we visit already have a chart. Few have a written window policy. The table comes first.
Visit
The studio is on Ladprao, not on a slide
Street: 16 Soi 123 Ladprao Klong Chan Bang Kapi; City: Bangkok; State/province/area: Bangkok; Zip code: 10240; Country: Thailand
Telephone (02)7333910 · info@proxy-cloudhub.digital
We reply within two working days. If you are choosing between the Window Clinic and the full atelier, say so in the note.