What a drop-off looks like when you draw it by hand
A falling bar is not a picture of a pause. Here is how the studio marks the people who leave a named screen.
Notes from the reading table
Short pieces from sittings on Aghmashenebeli Avenue — how a pause looks on paper, when a week is too thin, what to send before a review.
These notes come from actual readings, not from a catalogue of advice that could sit on any desk. If you want the studio to look at your own flow, write first.
A busy week is not a trend
Holiday spikes, one school concert, and a release on a Thursday — why the studio refuses to call them a trend.
Preparing session recordings for a Tbilisi usage review
A practical list from Giorgi: filenames, faces, payment screens, and how many recordings a two-week review can actually sit with.
A usage map is not a funnel
Funnels count people who move forward. Maps show loops. Most awkward products are loops.
Questions worth asking before anyone opens a spreadsheet
Name the flow, the week, the event, the people in the room, and the decision the pictures are supposed to help.