An interview with Matt Arbesfeld. Matt is a Thiel Fellow and founder of LogRocket, a platfom that helps you understand problems affecting your users, so that you can get back to building great software & great products. Matt is passionate about using data to drive product decisions & helping to align all of the parts of the product trio around what's important for the product.

We talk about a lot, including:

• The mission behind LogRocket, how they started out building a tool for developers before realising that product managers were coming and using it too
• How he went from a tech internships into company foundership, how this wasn't his first rodeo and how he's known his cofounder since he was 1 month old
• Whether they had trouble taking a developer-focused tool, abstracting just the right level of data for non-developer users, and why good UX isn't just for B2C apps
• How they validated the need for the product management use case and whether they tried to build everything with the same team or split everything by value stream
• The importance of being able to have data to monitor your product feature launches and the types of decisions you can quickly make if you have that data available
• How having one source of truth on your product can help to align all parts of the product trio and allow you to make good product decisions
• The story behind Thiel Fellowships and whether they help or hinder the tendency for tech firms to hire out of the same exclusive circles

And much more!

If you like the sound of LogRocket and want to check it out, try the LogRocket website?

You can reach out to Matt on Twitter or LinkedIn.