Nobody lists what to measure.
The goal is set, but not the data needed to check it.
For growth teams
Tell it what you’re testing and your target. Skene makes sure your product tracks it, then tells you if you hit it.
Skene drafts your tracking plan.
Target: 40% of invited teammates activate
Works with GitHub, Supabase, PostHog and Mixpanel.
Three things usually go wrong.
The goal is set, but not the data needed to check it.
Engineering builds features first.
A later change deletes an event the experiment needs.
“Claude really loves Skene’s PR checks because it wants every check to pass. When a Skene check flags an issue, Claude notices it and works to fix it before the PR merges. That clear green-or-red signal, right in the PR, is exactly what we look for.”

01 / Plan
One sentence is enough. Skene drafts the plan.
Help more invited teammates become active.
Your draft is ready for review.
02 / Track
Missing tracking goes to your developers as a ready task.
One requirement needs tracking.
invitation_sent Found in codeteammate_activatedMissingEngineering adds the activation event, then Skene checks again.
Tracking in the code and events received are checked separately.
03 / Result
If you missed, it suggests what to try next.
Below target by 1.4 percentage points.
Earlier checks stay in Check history.
What it does
Plan: what you’re testing and the target.
Checklist: the events needed to measure it.
Code: where Skene finds missing events.
Pull request checks: keep tracking from breaking.
Experiment overview
Skene drafts the goal and audience. You approve.
Skene flags a removed event before it merges.
invitation_sent Foundteammate_activatedMissingSkene compares them when the window closes.
“I developed event tracking for our experiments, then with the next pull request those went missing. Skene fixes this problem in our PRs.”
Free within a usage allowance. No card needed.
Measure your first experiment free