Your team is supposed to be more efficient
and more effective in the age of AI.
How would you know?
Meet DAC, the measurement system for AI-native product teams. DAC measures what matters across six functions, generates intelligent improvement items every sprint, and watches your team compound.
The AI productivity accountability gap.
Every product team in 2026 is being told AI will make them more efficient and more effective.
Budgets are moving. Headcount plans are shifting. Tools are being bought. Boards are promised productivity lift.
Almost nobody is measuring whether the promise is delivered.
How do you know you are more efficient unless you measure the system?
How do you know you are more effective unless you measure the outcomes?
How do you know the AI investment is working unless you measure both?
DAC is the measurement layer for the AI productivity era.
One AI. Tuned for every person on the team.
DAC is a single product with four views. Same data model. Same voice. Different language based on who is talking to it.
Jordan, VP Product, San Francisco.
Monday morning. Her CEO 1:1 is in two hours. She opens DAC.
At 10am, her CEO asks "are we effective?" She opens DAC, clicks one button, and shows him a trajectory. He says, "This is exactly what I needed. I am showing this to the board."
Every sprint, a little better.
You bring the talent. DAC brings the system. The combination is the dynasty.
Signals flow in from your existing tools. DAC measures what matters. Intelligent improvement items land in your Linear backlog with coaching context. Your team works them alongside feature work.
Sprint over sprint, your team gets a little better. Automatically. Not because you ran a transformation program. Because the system is running in the background, making the next sprint smarter than the last.
"Sentry watches for errors. DAC watches for whether your team is compounding."
Championship teams don't win by accident.
The 1984 Edmonton Oilers were not the most talented team in NHL history. They were the most structured.
Glen Sather ran the team like a business. The system gave the players confidence. The confidence gave them control. The control let them play a game nobody else had figured out yet.
Four Stanley Cups in five years. Not by accident. By design.
Your product team is playing a similar game right now.
The teams that figure out AI-augmented product operations first will be the 1984 Oilers of this decade.
Not a dashboard you check. A system that works for you.
Always watching. Always measuring. Always generating the next improvement.
DAC works inside the systems where your team already works. Linear, GitHub, PostHog. You interact with DAC when you need to. You ignore it when you don't. The compounding happens either way.
Based on DAC data from early design partners. The benchmark dataset grows with every assessment.
Your team deserves to feel dialed.
Not sometimes. Every sprint.
Not accidentally. By design.
For teams and leaders. Free. 2 minutes.
For individuals. Free. 3 minutes.