Visual metric tree builder
Create metrics as draggable nodes and connect them with dependency types like contributes, numerator, denominator, multiplier and inverse. Show how KPIs are formed and explain the logic to stakeholders in minutes.
Features
Metrics Tree gives product managers, founders, growth teams and analysts a visual canvas to connect KPIs, simulate assumptions, and explain how changes in one metric propagate through revenue, conversion, retention and profitability.
Create metrics as draggable nodes and connect them with dependency types like contributes, numerator, denominator, multiplier and inverse. Show how KPIs are formed and explain the logic to stakeholders in minutes.
Add source nodes for periodic inflows and churn nodes for decreases. Configure daily, weekly or monthly frequency and run the simulation over time to observe downstream impact on core product and revenue metrics.
Enable cohorts for product metrics and connect a retention curve. Model how each new cohort decays over time while total value is calculated as the sum across active cohorts.
Build cumulative metrics such as revenue, ad costs, GMV or gross margin. Configure update frequency (day/week/month) for more realistic subscription and billing simulations.
Understand what changed a metric on the last tick and which inputs move it most. This is especially useful for product reviews, growth planning and prioritization.
Reverse-plan targets like Revenue or ROI and estimate what driver values are needed. Run Monte Carlo scenarios using random ranges to inspect volatility and P50/P90 outcomes.
Metrics Tree combines exploratory modeling with presentation-ready visuals. Teams can use it to align on KPI definitions, communicate tradeoffs, and test scenario assumptions before building dashboards or launching experiments.
It makes the dependency graph visible. You can see which upstream metrics affect a result, inspect lines and nodes on canvas, and communicate assumptions visually to non-analysts.
Yes. Use retention curves for cohort-based persistence and churn nodes for absolute or relative decreases. Both can be used in the same simulation graph.
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