Bangkok studio · since the 2019 table


Measure return, not theatre.

Logicfeaturegrid teaches Retention Experiment Analytics as a craft: how to build holdouts, read survival curves without overclaiming, and write a memo a product lead will actually sign.

Open the flagship bench
11 seats at each live table
19 experiment playbooks
72h homework notes
Retention dashboard on a laptop beside handwritten cohort notes
Studio wall, Pranakhon: week-4 return plotted against a true holdout, not a last-click story.

Who sits at the table

Marketplace, wallet, and media teams who already have events — and still argue about Day 7.

We do not teach SQL from zero. We teach the experimental layer that sits on top of a working warehouse: cohort construction, holdout hygiene, and the politics of shipping a kill decision.

6 Bangkok teaching cohorts since we opened the Chakrphong room
38 alumni notes collected after the 2024–25 benches
4.2 internal teaching score from those 38 notes — not a marketplace rating
1 studio. No franchise, no recorded-only factory

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Courses currently on the grid

All programmes
Laptop showing a retention chart during a workshop
Flagship

Holdout Design for Product Retention

Six modules on building holdouts that survive seasonality, Thai holiday calendars, and a sceptical VP. Informational fee: THB 18,400.

Team reviewing event instrumentation on a whiteboard
Instrumentation

Cohort Instrumentation Studio

Name the events that actually define return. Built for teams whose tracking plan still treats “open app” as a north star.

Product manager sketching a messaging experiment
Lifecycle

Lifecycle Messaging Experiments

Push, in-app, and email tests that respect a holdout instead of drowning it. Includes a module on quiet hours in Thailand.

“The holdout module stopped our team from celebrating a Day-7 spike that vanished once Songkran traffic left the sample. I still wish the SQL appendix went deeper — we had to pair a warehouse engineer for week three.”

Pimchanok L., lifecycle lead · Bangkok wallet

“Short, slightly dry, and the only course that made me rewrite our experiment brief template. Rated 4/5 on our internal wiki, mainly because the live table runs late.”

Platform-style note · alumni wiki, Feb 2025
Evening city lights over a dense urban district

How the room works

A table, a warehouse extract, and a kill criterion before anyone opens a chart.

Each live seat arrives with a real question from their product. We do not invent toy apps. You leave with a signed decision rule: what would make you ship, wait, or stop.

Homework is reviewed within seventy-two hours by the same instructor who sat with you, not a rotating assistant pool. That is why the table stays at eleven.

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What you take home

Three artefacts, not a certificate wall.

A holdout map

Who is in, who is out, what leakage looks like on your surface, and how Thai public holidays distort a four-week window.

A survival reading

How to describe a curve without claiming causality you did not earn. Includes language we have seen survive legal and brand review.

A decision memo

One page: hypothesis, unit of randomisation, primary metric, guardrails, and the pre-registered stop rule. No slide theatre.

From the journal

Field notes, not recaps of other people’s blogs.

All essays