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Your app can learn when a user is ready, without sending their events anywhere

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Every product has a moment it wants to catch: the user who is about to upgrade, the one who is stuck, the one who is about to leave. The usual ways to catch it are a hosted propensity model, which means shipping everyone's behaviour to a server, or a hand-written rule, if (pricingViews >= 3) showOf…

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  1. 2026-10-20 13:01 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    Your app can learn when a user is ready, without sending their events anywhere

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