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Are there any companies formally doing "product improvement engines"?
Researched a bit and can't find anyone who either:
- wrote a playbook or some kind of framework to run product engines
- runs some kind of "agency" or "factory" that runs product engines for startups of software based companies
Anyone that knows about this?
https://doubleloop.app seems to be trying to do this, though they definitely seem to be targeting companies way past their MVP and something more like series A and up co's that are having trouble scaling their product strategy
You don't win by cargoculting ideas.
In most cases the product is the company, so outsourcing that learning, that eventually becomes tribal learning within the company culture, is incredibly dumb. Also to build a great product you have to understand you customers needs and solve problems for them, and you can't embed that understanding to imagine a future for them if you outsource it.
On the other hand there are thought leaders and coaches who will help you, and you can hire fractional executives to get you on your feet. See https://www.svpg.com/articles/
> run product engines
There's an entire profession for this, it's called product management.
You don't win by cargoculting ideas.