AtlasGrid GTM brain

category

market profile

• text: Mobile teams often split knowledge across design files, event data and code, making it hard to see performance in the context of a current screen.
• text: The offering combines visual app mapping with competitive design research, overlapping both mobile analytics and UX reference tools.

personas

• title: Mobile product manager or growth lead
  pains:

  • Finding where onboarding and conversion flows lose users
  • Reconciling dashboards with the actual screens users see
• title: Product designer
  pains:

  • Understanding existing screen performance before designing a variant
  • Manually annotating designs with analytics or capturing current screens
• title: Mobile analytics or engineering lead
  pains:

  • Answering repeated questions about event implementation
  • Keeping an authoritative map of a changing app

icp

• text: Companies with an iOS or Android app and dedicated product, design and analytics stakeholders; size is not specified.
• text: Growth-oriented mobile products with enough screens and conversion funnels for fragmented documentation to slow iteration.

message pillars

• text: Put analytics in the context of the interface.
• text: Build a visual representation of the mobile app.
• text: Surface improvements through AI-led research.

objections

• objection: We already use product analytics and Figma.
  response: Test whether a visual map connects existing screen context and event data more quickly than manual annotation; verify integrations during evaluation.
• objection: Will it map our app accurately and protect sensitive data?
  response: Request an early-access walkthrough covering platform support, data handling and a representative flow before deployment.

competitors

• name: UXCam
  website: https://uxcam.com/mobile-app-analytics/
  why: Mobile analytics with screen tracking, session insights and friction analysis.
• name: Mobbin
  website: https://mobbin.com/blog/best-mobbin-alternatives
  why: Overlaps in reference screens and product-flow research, though not the same first-party analytics workflow.

influencers

• name: Oleg Kostour
  url: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/atlasgrid
  why: Founder and CEO with mobile growth experience; potential product voice.

keywords

• mobile app screen analytics
• mobile user flow visualization
• app conversion funnel analysis
• mobile UX competitive research
• mobile app growth insights
• visual product analytics

voice

• concise
• product and data oriented
• visual and practical

signals

• text: A mobile team is redesigning onboarding or paywalls and wants to connect conversion data to individual screens.
• text: An expanding product team reports stale UI documentation and difficulty identifying analytics events.

stack

• iOS
• Android

pricing

motion

channels

• X
• LinkedIn
• YC launch

confidence

Founders

• name: Oleg Kostour
  title: Founder/CEO
  role: CEO
  bio: Oleg Kostour is a 2nd time YC founder and Waterloo alum. He founded Pair (YC W12), a messaging app that received 10M installs and reached the top charts in the iOS social networking category. He closed 2 acquisitions - with Dropbox, then Life360 - and ran the Growth team at Life360 from ~3M rMAU through to their IPO (~90M MAU).
• name: Aram Aghababyan
  title: Founder
  role: Founder
  bio: Ex-Meta - Superintelligence Labs, AI Infra. Data and compute resource management platform for ML training jobs. Prior to Meta, worked on DC infrastructure for large-scale software-defined networks at Insieme Networks (acquired by Cisco).
• name: Anton Krutiansky
  title: Founder
  role: Founder
  bio: Anton Krutiansky is a second-time YC founder, Waterloo alum, and former tech lead at Dropbox. He co-founded Pair (YC W12) and played a key role in its acquisition by Dropbox. At Dropbox, Anton served as a tech lead on growth and mobile teams, building growth and experimentation infrastructure and leading mobile engineering across several product teams.