lrnit
For product managers

Learn product analytics in a course built only for you. And actually retain it.

Define events that mean something, read retention curves correctly, and stop shipping features whose success you can’t measure.

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Built around your goal, not a catalog

What your course could open with

lrnit interviews you first (what you know, why you’re learning, how you think), then generates every lesson for that. Sample lessons from a course like yours:

  1. 01Event taxonomy: instrumenting behavior so the data answers questions
  2. 02Retention curves: the shape that predicts your product’s future
  3. 03Feature success: defining the metric before you write the spec
  4. 04The metrics review: running a weekly ritual that changes decisions
  5. …and the rest is generated for you: your gaps, your pace, your job.
Measured, not watched

By the end, you’ll be able to

What a capability check looks likebeforenow
Design an event taxonomy+62
Read a retention curve+63
Set a launch metric+62

Every lesson ends in assessment. Mastery is tracked per concept with spaced review, and the course adapts to what you actually retain. Finishing means a timed final exam and a verifiable certificate, not a completion badge.

“It felt like the course already knew what I did for a living.”
Early lrnit learner

Questions people ask

Do I need to write SQL?
Not to start. The focus is defining events, reading retention, and attaching honest success metrics; light query skills help but are not required.
What changes after the course?
You will design an event taxonomy analysts can work with, read activation and retention without fooling yourself, and set a falsifiable metric for every launch.
Is it tied to one analytics product?
No. The thinking applies across Amplitude, Mixpanel, and PostHog, since the skill is asking the right question of the data.

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