Vanity as a plot twist
A spike is not a story. We practise naming the decision the chart is supposed to change, then cutting every series that does not serve that decision.
Badenyon studio · est. 2019
Serverflowpoint trains product squads to practise Data Storytelling for App Teams: a calm way to brief, annotate and defend evidence before the next release meeting.
Cohorts closed since we opened the Badenyon rooms
Practitioners from consumer, fintech and health apps
Would send a teammate next time (internal 2025 survey)
Typical briefing we aim to shrink a deck toward
Flagship programme
An eleven-week studio for PMs, analysts and design leads who brief the same stakeholders every Tuesday. You bring a live metric; we rewrite the claim, the caveat and the ask until a sceptical engineer would still nod.
Not a dashboard course. SQL stays at your desk. The work here is language, sequence and what you are willing to leave out.
Open the syllabusA spike is not a story. We practise naming the decision the chart is supposed to change, then cutting every series that does not serve that decision.
App teams in Britain still arrive with a graveyard of screenshots. We replace that with an evidence pack: claim, window, confound, recommendation.
You keep your accent. We train you to hold a pause after a number, not to impersonate a keynote. Stakeholders remember the pause.
Also on the calendar
Four weeks on writing ship notes that a support lead and a board observer can both trust.
Live rewrites of the Monday pack for squads who present to a remote exec in another timezone.
How to close an A/B test without hiding the sample, the seasonality or the product constraint.
“The module on eight-minute stand-up narratives stopped me reading tables out loud. I still dislike being edited in public, though — the clinic is not gentle.”Priya N., product analytics, Leeds · Narrative Metrics cohort 22
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