Product frameworks
CrackGrowth shows you where users drop off, and gives you 3 to 9 ready-to-run experiments to fix it. Perfect for solo builders, SaaS teams, and growth PMs who need clarity, fast.
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Growth co-pilot turns your toughest product questions into clear, data-backed recommendations you can act on immediately.
What are product frameworks?
A lightweight, Kanban board that’s purpose-built for growth experiment tracking. It helps you plan, execute, and review A/B tests, UX changes, and product growth experiments in one place, no clunky spreadsheets, no forgotten post-mortems.
An automated analytics analysis tool built into CrackGrowth’s UX Diagnostic Tool. It detects conversion bottlenecks, engagement drop-offs, and retention patterns, then ties them directly to specific UX and growth experiments you can run to fix them.
An automated analytics analysis tool built into CrackGrowth’s UX Diagnostic Tool. It detects conversion bottlenecks, engagement drop-offs, and retention patterns, then ties them directly to specific UX and growth experiments you can run to fix them.
Why are they important?
Great ideas are useless without follow-through. The Kanban Tracker ensures every experiment gets documented, prioritized, and measured, so you can learn faster and compound wins instead of repeating mistakes.
Frequently asked questions
Growth co-pilot turns your toughest product questions into clear, data-backed recommendations you can act on immediately.
How is a Product Alignment Doc different from a PRD?
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How is a Product Alignment Doc different from a PRD?
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Who should own and update this doc?
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Who should own and update this doc?
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Can I use this framework outside of Miro?
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Can I use this framework outside of Miro?
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How often should we revisit the Product Alignment Doc?
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How does this feed into agile sprint planning?
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How does this feed into agile sprint planning?
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