You answer for the numbers. Make them answer to you.
Growth at a small studio is a job with no cover. You own acquisition, the store, the retention story and the slide that explains all three on Monday. Kintsu is built for the person who has to be right in public.
Half your week goes to defending the toolset
Another trial expiring, another invoice to justify, another spreadsheet holding the seams together because two tools disagree about the same week. The cost of the stack is not the licence, it is the hours spent reconciling it. Kintsu replaces the reconciliation: one accurate view across your networks and both stores, built from the same numbers every time you open it.
The numbers have to survive a founder meeting
It is not enough to be roughly right. When the question is why installs dipped in a market you do not track daily, you need the answer in the room, not after it. Kintsu watches every signal your apps produce and tells you what moved and what is likely behind it, so you walk in with the explanation already written.
Your competitors move quietly. You should hear it
A rival changes a title, refreshes screenshots, enters a new market, and you find out weeks later from a chart. Kintsu monitors the competitors you name and alerts you when they move. Test your own metadata against what the market is actually rewarding, and see what anything costs before you commit to it. No surprise line items at the end of the quarter.
Confidence is not a tone of voice. It is having the number.
Kintsu is in private beta. 100 founding seats.