Your analytics knows what happened on your site. FishLadder knows what shipped. Feature Engagement is the join: connect the analytics you already run, map a roadmap project to its pages, and see real usage rise right where the release lives.
The before-and-after of shipping, shown on the project itself. Board cards get a 30-day sparkline.
There's nothing to instrument and nothing to maintain. You tell FishLadder which pages belong to which project; it pulls the numbers from your provider while you sleep.
Engagement is page-based. That makes it a natural fit for pages, sections, and docs (a pricing page, a reports area, a help center). Features that live inside a single view of a single-page app won't show up as their own page views.
Full details in the docs: Feature Engagement.
/pricing, or a prefix like /app/reports* to cover a whole section.Feature Engagement reads from the reporting API of the analytics you've already deployed, so there's no new tracker to adopt.
Account Analytics: Read, comes pre-selected)Built as a provider layer, with more on the way. Run something else? Tell us which; it helps us pick what's next.
FishLadder never collects analytics itself. There is no script to put on your site, no beacon, and no visitor data changing hands. It reads only the daily aggregates your provider already computed.
Credentials are verified against the provider before they're saved, stored encrypted, and never displayed again, to you or anyone else.
The feedback widget already records which page each submission came from. Map that page to a project, and the three lines meet in one place.
The roadmap project: what was built, when it went out, and which pages it lives on.
Real usage from your analytics, charted on the project with the release date marked.
The new reports load so much faster — can we get CSV export too?
Widget submissions arrive tagged with the page they were sent from, and those are the same pages you mapped.
Nobody else can make this join. Analytics tools don't know what shipped, and project tools never see usage. FishLadder holds both ends, so you can release something and actually find out what it did.
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