Platform performance

Everything we claim, and how it’s counted.

Software companies quote numbers from case studies chosen for being flattering. These are every workspace, since launch — including the quiet ones. When the sample is small it says so, because a number without its denominator isn’t evidence.

  1. 7 minfrom asking to the first answerMedian, across panels that got one
  2. 45%of the people asked actually answeredEvery routed person, every panel
  3. 1voices in a typical answerMedian memos per answered panel
  4. 50%of askers said “this would have been a meeting”2 askers, their own tap
  5. 1disagreements surfaced instead of smoothed overNamed in a merged answer, checked against real respondents

4 answered panels across 1 company, refreshed hourly. Check the numbers.

How each one is counted

From asking to the first answer
Median across every panel that got one: the gap between the question being posted and the first memo arriving. Panels nobody answered are not in the median — they have no first answer to measure — so this is a speed figure, not a response figure. The next one is the response figure.
Of the people asked, who answered
Every person routed to a panel, over every person who recorded or typed something on it. Nudges do not reset it and unanswered panels count in full.
Voices in a typical answer
Median memos per answered panel. The median rather than the mean, so one busy panel can’t lift it.
Would this have been a meeting?
A single tap from the person who asked, offered once per panel, reported as the share who said yes — with the number of people who answered the question shown beside it. It is the one outcome figure here, and it is theirs rather than ours.
Disagreements surfaced
Counted where the synthesis named two or more people taking positions that cannot both be true, and every name resolved to someone who actually answered. A name the model invented is dropped rather than counted.

Demo workspaces are excluded. Nothing here is self-reported by a customer, and nothing is projected. Why we build it this way →