Use case · Portfolio operations
Every product in the portfolio gets attention, not just the loudest one.
Portfolio operations is the day-to-day work of keeping every live product in a multi-product studio monitored, reviewed, and moved forward, instead of only the one that's currently on fire.
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A studio with 3-20 live products doesn't fail because the team is bad at any one product. It fails because attention is finite. Qualia monitors every product's sources, detects what changed, and drafts the next move per product. A human on your team signs off before anything ships.
By Doğan Turan, Co-founder, Qualia
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App and game studios running several live products with a team too small to staff a dedicated operator per title.
What changes for the studio.
The "Before" column is what most small studios tell us their week looks like today. The "After" column stays inside Qualia's real posture: monitor, detect, draft. A human signs off.
Coverage across the portfolio
The two products with the biggest revenue get daily attention. The rest get looked at when something breaks.
Every connected product is monitored on the same cadence, and each one gets a drafted next move.
Weekly portfolio review
Someone spends half a day pulling numbers into a deck nobody reads twice.
The review is a pass over drafted moves that already carry the signal behind them.
A product quietly declining
Noticed a month late, when the monthly revenue roll-up finally makes it obvious.
Qualia detects the trend on the product's own thresholds and queues a drafted response.
Questions studios ask before adopting this.
Built for studios of 2-10 people running 3-20 live products. Human-in-the-loop by default.
Monitoring each live product's store, ad, and analytics signals, deciding the next move per product, shipping it, and keeping a record of why. Qualia covers the monitoring, detection, and drafting; a human on your team signs off.
We work with studios running roughly 3-20 live products today. The cadence and thresholds are set per product, so adding a product doesn't add review time linearly.
No. It removes the reading work from the role. The human still decides, edits, and approves; they just stop spending mornings assembling context by hand.
A dashboard shows you the state and stops. Qualia detects what changed, drafts the move it implies, and keeps the reasoning on a per-product record you can read months later.
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