Flagship review
Measurement review
A three-week written review of your event catalogue, consent timing, and the weekly charts product, growth, and finance each defend.
Who this is for
Product leads, analytics managers, and founders who already ship an app used in Malaysia and who cannot get three teams to agree on a conversion. Typical briefs mention a consumer shopping app, a learning app with a paywall, or an SME utility with a messy mix of screen views and custom events.
If you have not collected any events yet, this review is too early. Ask instead about an event catalogue workshop.
The result you leave with
You receive a findings pack: a marked event list, a screen-by-screen note on consent and firing order, a list of charts to keep or pause, and a glossary that product, growth, and finance can point to in the next planning meeting. The pack is a set of documents and a recorded walkthrough, not a new reporting login.
Scope
Included:
- Inventory of the events you currently send from the iOS and Android builds you nominate (one pair of production apps, or one Flutter/React Native codebase treated as a pair).
- Mapping of those events to the five to twelve screens that matter for the question you name at kickoff (for example first open → account → paywall → first purchase).
- A consent timeline against Malaysia’s PDPA expectations as they apply to analytics cookies and identifiers on those screens — we are not your legal counsel; we mark where events fire before or after the banner.
- A working session (half a day in Ipoh or on a call) to walk the findings with the people who own the names.
Excluded:
- Writing or merging tracking code in your repository.
- Buying, installing, or administering a collection vendor.
- Paid media attribution beyond the first-party events you already store.
- Store listing experiments, creative testing, or copywriting for the paywall itself.
Who does the work
A principal reviewer from Page Studio Hub leads the pack. An associate sits in on the event inventory. You appoint one product owner and one engineering contact who can export the current event list and share screen recordings. We work in English; Bahasa Malaysia can be used in the session if you prefer, with the pack still written in English unless we agree otherwise.
How the three weeks run
Week one is intake: screen recordings, the current event dictionary, a sample of the weekly charts, and a short call to name the question. Week two is the desk work in Ipoh — we rebuild the path on paper, mark collisions (two events for one tap, one event for three taps), and draft the glossary. Week three is the working session and a revision window of five working days for factual corrections.
Duration and place
Calendar time is about three weeks from a complete intake pack. The working session is four hours. We prefer the Ipoh office when two or more of your people can travel; otherwise we use a single video room with the screen sequence shared in advance.
Preparation
Send a current event export, a build (or TestFlight / internal track) we can tap through, and the last eight weeks of the charts you already circulate. If legal owns the consent copy, include that too. Missing exports delay the start; we do not guess event names.
Constraints
We review one product surface at a time. A companion tablet app, a web checkout that sits beside the app, or a second brand is a separate quote. We do not sign source-code escrow. If your vendor contract forbids exporting the schema, say so before kickoff.
Price basis
The starting fee is RM 12,800 for a single app pair and one named path. Extra paths, extra storefronts, or a bilingual pack are quoted after intake. A 40% booking deposit confirms the three-week window. The balance is due when the findings pack is delivered, before the revision window closes.
Next step
Write to us with the app name, the path you care about, and the week you can spare for the session. We reply with dates and a short intake list.