Revenue dipped on Tuesday. Six metrics feed it. Which one moved?

Metric trees — see what drives what

Lay your metrics out as a tree: revenue at the top, the inputs that feed it underneath, connected by edges. Then let the data grade your assumptions.

Strategy teams have drawn these on whiteboards for decades. Mixpanel sells them as an Enterprise add-on. Here they're just a feature — on every deployment, including self-hosted.

Edges carry evidence — each connection shows the measured correlation between the two metrics over a shared time range, so "signups drive revenue" stops being a slide and becomes a number
Formula nodes — derive a node from others with arithmetic, right in the tree
Targets — set a goal on any node and see it against actuals
One time range for the whole tree — pick an "as of" range and every node answers for the same period
Share it — a link shows the live tree to anyone, no login required

Boards you can rearrange

Boards stopped being static grids.

Drag cards where you want them — drop zones show you exactly where a card will land
Add cards from a picker — choose the metric, the visualization, and the breakdown in one sheet
Write between the charts — freeform note cards for context, warnings, and conclusions
One time range for the whole board — change it once, every card follows
Group boards in the sidebar — named, collapsible folders; drag boards between them, filter to a group
Live numbers for link viewers — people you share a board with see current values, not a stale screenshot

Also in this update

Command palette — hit Cmd+K, jump to any page, or go straight into your data with a filter already applied
A "What's new" dialog inside the app, so your team sees what changed without reading release notes