You run tests.
You ship winners.
But what do you actually know?
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+12%
B wins
no sig.
+8%
A wins
inconclusive
+12%
B wins
no sig.
+8%
A wins
+5%
inconclusive
You ran 10 tests last year. Can you name what you learned from each?

You optimized headlines, CTAs, pricing layouts. You shipped winners. Each test lived in isolation, the next one inherited nothing.

The dots stay dots.

B wins
no sig.
+8%
A wins
+5%
+12%
sig.
B wins
+18%
+3%
+7%
Cold traffic responds to outcomes, not features
Urgency works once. Trust compounds.
Social proof outperforms specs 3:1 for new visitors
Headlines with numbers win for returning users
Price anchoring lifts AOV on mobile by 15%
What if every test made the next one smarter?

That's compounding knowledge. Every experiment adds a layer. After 10, 20 tests, the patterns reveal themselves. You act from knowledge.

Data is the means. Knowledge is the end.

Blazeway is the experiment journal for solo founders.

Start your first experiment.

Formulate a hypothesis now and see what your product is trying to tell you.

I've observed that.

How Blazeway works

Four steps. One experiment journal.

Step 1

Write what you believe

Every experiment starts with a sentence. "I've observed X. I believe Y. I predict Z." Not a ticket, not a Jira card. A thought you can revisit six months later and still understand why you ran the test. The structured sentence forces clarity before you ship.

Blazeway hypothesis form: structured prose sentence with observation, belief, prediction
Blazeway check-in view: Bayesian probability, sentiment tracking, data chapters
Step 2

Check in. Reflect. Decide.

Your test is running. Data comes in. Before you call a winner, you check in: What does the data say? How confident am I? Does this surprise me? Each check-in becomes a chapter in your experiment's story. Bayesian probability tells you when you have enough signal.

Step 3

Capture what you learned

B won by 14%. Great. But that number fades. What stays is why it worked. You write down the mechanism, the surprise, the thing you'd tell a colleague. That one sentence compounds. You'll still use it when you plan your next quarter.

"The learning outlasts the data."
Blazeway learning capture: structured insight documentation after experiment completes
Blazeway My Story: AI-generated patterns and cross-experiment connections
Step 4

See patterns you missed

After 5 experiments your journal tells a story. Export it to an AI. It finds cross-test patterns, contradictions, and where to place your next bet. Not a dashboard. A narrative of how your product thinking evolved.

Built for how you work

The details that make it practical.

Your hypothesis is a thinking tool.

Most tools ask for a test name and two variants. Blazeway asks you to think. "I've observed... I believe... I predict... This succeeds if..." The structured sentence separates real hypotheses from gut feelings. Run manual experiments without any tracking code, or wire up automatic tests. Four methods, one journal.

Manual Event — count what matters, no code needed
Manual A/B — assign variants yourself, track by hand
Automatic Event — one script tag, we count conversions
Automatic A/B — we split traffic, you watch the story unfold

Story arcs. Connections. Context.

Group experiments into arcs like "Pricing" or "Onboarding". Draw connections between related tests. When you revisit a decision in three months, you see the full trail, not scattered notes.

Cookieless. No banner needed.

SHA-256 daily hash. No cookies, no localStorage, no fingerprinting. Every visitor counts. GDPR-compliant by architecture, not by banner.

With Blazeway

After 20 experiments, you know exactly which mechanisms move your audience. You open your decision history, spot the pattern, and place your next bet with conviction. Every test made the next one sharper.

Without it

After 20 experiments, you have 20 data points. Each one lived in its own spreadsheet row. You run another test. Same gut feel as the first one. The experiments compound. The knowledge doesn't.

Pricing

Simple. Honest.

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Perfect for small projects and focused experiment sprints.

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  • Structured learning capture
  • Check-ins with sentiment tracking
  • Cookieless GDPR tracking
  • 1,000 events / month
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FAQ

Common questions.

Is Blazeway available right now? +

Yes. Sign up for free at app.blazeway.app and run your first experiment in about five minutes.

What do you mean by 'experiment journal'? +

Every experiment has a story: a hypothesis, check-ins as data arrives, and a learning when it's done. Blazeway organizes these into arcs and connections so your past decisions inform your next ones.

How is Blazeway different from GrowthBook or PostHog? +

They're built for data teams running hundreds of experiments. Blazeway is an experiment journal for one person. You document what you believe, check in as data arrives, and capture what you learned. We optimize for the decision trail, not statistical depth.

Can I run experiments without tracking code? +

Yes. Manual experiments let you document any decision, test, or observation without installing anything. When you want automatic tracking, add one script tag.

What are story arcs? +

Arcs group related experiments. Your 'Pricing' arc might have five experiments across six months. When you revisit pricing, you see the full trail in one place.

Do I need a cookie banner? +

No. Blazeway runs without cookies, localStorage, or fingerprinting. GDPR-compliant by architecture, not by banner.

How long does setup take? +

About five minutes. Add the script tag, define variants, set a conversion goal, go live.

Do I need a data team? +

No. Results are in plain language. Which variant won, by how much. No p-values to explain.

Your product is trying to tell you something. Start listening.

Start documenting what you believe. Five minutes to your first experiment.

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