The list lives in a spreadsheet nobody opens
Ideas get written down in a meeting, sit in a document and never reach the site.
Every idea becomes a hypothesis with a problem, a change and a metric, backed by data and scored so you know what goes first. The agent interviews you, analyzes the evidence and drafts the brief with you.
Bixlow hypotheses are step-by-step guided briefs, linked one-to-one to a workflow, with attached evidence the AI analyzes and a 1–100 priority score calculated from reach, impact, confidence and difficulty.
New mobile visitors never see the price.
Move price and button above the first viewport.
Which metric must not get worse if this change wins?
There is no shortage of ideas. What is missing is knowing which deserve traffic, why, and in what order.
Ideas get written down in a meeting, sit in a document and never reach the site.
Without a specific problem, a change and a metric, you do not know what you are testing or what the result means.
The Analytics or Shopify export holds the clue, but working through it takes an afternoon nobody has.
Without a shared criterion, priority is set by the highest-ranking opinion, not by expected impact.
The brief walks through the steps of a good hypothesis and stays linked to the workflow that will put it live.
The assistant interviews you: what you saw, on which page, who it affects. From that it drafts a first brief.
Attach screenshots, documents or a CSV exported from Google Analytics, Shopify or a spreadsheet. The AI analyzes it and summarizes what it finds.
Rate reach, impact, confidence and difficulty. Bixlow calculates a 1–100 score so the queue sorts itself.
Every brief is linked to its workflow. When its turn comes, the agent builds the change or the test from what the brief says.
One place for the ideas, the evidence behind them and the order they will be built in.
The brief is filled in step by step, so no hypothesis leaves without a problem, a change and a metric.
Attach what backs the idea and let the AI draw the conclusions that would take you an afternoon.
One score for every idea, so the conversation is about data rather than opinions.
Tell it what you saw or hand it an export, and it comes back with a complete brief you can edit.
Bixlow Studio audits your site, turns the findings into prioritized hypotheses and builds them every week, with a strategist approving every step.
Meet Bixlow StudioThe problem you found, the change you propose, who it affects and the metric you will measure it with, together with the evidence behind it and its priority score.
Reach, impact and confidence are multiplied and divided by difficulty. The result is mapped to a 1–100 scale so hypotheses can be compared with each other.
CSVs exported from Google Analytics, Shopify or any spreadsheet, plus the documents and images you attach to the brief.
No. You can fill in the brief yourself, step by step. The assistant is there to save time: it interviews, drafts and edits, and you review.
Each brief is linked to its workflow, so the context travels with the change: the agent builds from the brief and the team always knows why that workflow exists.
Tell the assistant what you saw, attach your data and walk away with your first prioritized hypothesis.
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