← Product case studySynthetic Data — Analytical Simulation, Not Real Company Results
Inspect the evidence.
Executed Python analytical modules · fixed seed 42 · 10,000 modeled accounts · 90 calendar days. Explore chart hover, zoom and exports. All measurements describe the supplied model and its assumptions.
01 / Mature cohort retention
Weekly signup cohorts; blank cells have no eligible users. Partially mature cells include only eligible accounts. Daily active retention, pooled arms.
02 / Meaningful retention curves
Two or more successful AI requests on an exact user-age day; denominators shrink with administrative observation time.
03 / Calendar activity
DAU reflects cumulative acquisition and modeled weekday variation; it is not an experiment treatment estimate.
04 / Return frequency
All mature registered users, including never-active accounts. First 30 user-age days. Histograms avoid active-user conditioning.
05 / Engagement distribution
Successful funded requests in the first 30 days; tail values are preserved.
06 / Revenue distribution
Cash receipts, not recognized accounting revenue. Most free accounts generate no receipts; renewals after age29 are excluded.
07 / Segment profitability
Exploratory first-30-day contribution per mature account. Small subgroup results are not powered rollout recommendations.
08 / Conversion milestones
Registered and billing counts use mature ITT accounts. These are marginal milestones; paid is not necessarily a subset of repeat-use accounts. Inspect ordered SQL funnel separately.
09 / Economic sensitivity
One factor at a time, three seeds per value; plotted mean and range reflect model response, not real causal evidence. Changing daily amount changes treatment entitlement.