Curated library of real product experiments
Browse a structured repository of experiments run by real teams, with goals, designs, outcomes, and methodological commentary. Use it as case material for your product team or research.
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One‑time purchase for the complete library, delivered as a clean, structured CSV.
- 50 experiments across SaaS, consumer, and marketplace products.
- Columns for product, sector, experiment type, goal, metric, design, sample size, outcome, and decision.
- Methodological commentary: threats to validity, design notes, and analysis hints.
- Ready for use in R, Python, SQL, or BI tools.
Want early access or a custom export? Email: jared@productscience.consulting
Schema preview
Every experiment in the dataset follows the same schema so you can run meta‑analysis or build your own internal repository on top.
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| experiment_id | string | Stable identifier (e.g., E‑001) |
| product_name | string | Name or anonymized label of the product |
| sector | string | Sector tag (SaaS, consumer, marketplace, etc.) |
| goal | string | Primary business goal (activation, retention, monetization, etc.) |
| primary_metric | string | Main outcome metric tracked |
| experiment_type | string | A/B test, fake door, quasi‑experiment, user research, etc. |
| design_summary | string | Short description of the intervention and control |
| sample_size | integer | Total sample or per‑arm counts where available |
| outcome_summary | string | Key outcome and magnitude of effect |
| p_value | float | significance in effect for primary metric |
| decision | string | Product or business decision made from the result |
| methodology_notes | string | Internal commentary on validity, design choices, and caveats |
How teams use this library
Product managers, data scientists, and researchers use this as a reference when planning new experiments, teaching methodology, or quantifying patterns across many tests.
Where do these experiments come from?
The library curates experiments from public case studies, talks, and research reports, then standardizes them into a consistent schema with added methodological notes.
Can I use this in teaching or training?
Yes. The commentary is designed to be used as case material for internal training, workshops, or university courses. You can slice the dataset by sector, goal, or method.
Will you add my experiments?
If you run a substantial experiment program and want anonymized entries included, reach out. Contributions can be credited and included in future dataset releases.