Teams that used to take a quarter to ship a new tool are doing it in weeks. That's genuinely exciting, until you realize your visibility into what's working hasn't kept pace.

The result is you're running more apps than ever from ones you built to ones you bought. Each one has its own set of users, its onboarding flow, its retention curve... 

And most of the time, you have no clean way to see how any of them are doing without pulling data from five places, asking three people, and building a mental model from fragments. By the time that picture is clear, it's weeks old.

Fast without visibility = fragility

Six months ago, this lack of visibility into app performance was a management inconvenience. Today’s AI development tools just made it an existential question. The same forces accelerating your build velocity are accelerating your blind spots. 

Every new app your team ships with AI assistance is another retention curve no one is watching, another onboarding flow no one is measuring, another cohort that can go quiet before anyone notices. 

At enterprise scale, the compounding effect is severe, with dozens of products, thousands of users, multiple lines of business—and a tendency to be more siloed. You're missing signals, while you're also making roadmap calls, resource allocation decisions, and board-level reporting based on out-of-date information. And unfortunately, the window to get ahead of this governance problem is closing.

Meet App Health: Out-of-the-box visibility into your applications

Today, we're fixing this with App Health, a new dashboard that gives you a view of every app you're running, side by side, so you can spot the leaders and laggards immediately.

You’ll be able to see visitors, activation, retention, NPS, and engagement, with trends highlighted and outliers flagged. It also works out of the box: just open up App Health, and see where things stand. 

What App Health changes for product leaders

Say you pulled engineering from your wealth management platform to accelerate a compliance release on the retail side. Advisor engagement starts slipping. NPS dips. With App Health, you catch it in week two, not month three, when it's already a customer escalation at your highest-value accounts.

Or maybe your mobile banking team redesigned onboarding and activation jumped 15%. You see it immediately and direct the lending and wealth teams to study what they did. And when you spot a problem, Pendo lets you layer in guided walkthroughs, tooltips, and in-app messaging so you can fix the experience as fast as you found the issue.

You can also cut by segment because top-line numbers can mask a key cohort going quiet. I'm very attentive to the health of our product management persona because they're our core buyers, and App Health lets me track how they're doing across every app.

The product leaders who win this era are the ones learning the fastest. They'll catch the drop-off before it compounds, fix the onboarding before it becomes attrition, and double down on what's working to keep the momentum. When your org is shipping more software than ever and no one has a view across all of it, that's how you lose control. That's what App Health is built for.

App Health is launching in beta at Pendomonium. Try it today, and tell us what you think.