Tanya RofmanVelonova studio

A product review, then the work.

First we find what is not working and why. Then we fix it together.

Ongage Product partnership · Email marketing platform · 18 months
Relyon: Home screen
Relyon Product review · Personal safety, B2B2C · 2026

Two entry points

ENTRY 01

The company grew. The product got tangled.

There is a product and there are clients, but no single picture of what happens in it and what comes first.

Start with the review

ENTRY 02

A live product. Nobody holding it.

Developers get tasks in Slack, not a spec. Nobody tests before it goes live.

Start with the partnership

Most clients start with the review. After it, I know what to do on day one.

The path

  1. 30 minutes

    The call

    What made you look, and which stage fits. No prices yet.

  2. Days to weeks

    The review

    Screens, flows, UX, copy and pricing, mapped. You get one document with clear priorities.

  3. A decision

    The fork

    Someone can execute? The document is yours. Nobody can? We go on.

  4. Monthly

    The partnership

    One or two days a week inside the team: spec, UX, QA. Starting from the priorities.

Pricing

Product review and partnership

₪12,000–20,000

per month · Monthly retainer, until you decide to stop · before VAT

The review is where the partnership starts, and is not priced separately. A part-time product manager inside your team, one or two days a week. One active client at a time, starting within two weeks.

  • Review: screen and user-flow mapping, UX review, benchmarking
  • Specification and spec before development
  • UX: flows, screens, copy
  • QA before every release
  • Requirements translation with the client
  • Not managing the team, not a full-time role

What goes into the work

In the review

  • A full map of screens and user flows.
  • UX review and ordered recommendations.
  • UI recommendations and design principles.
  • Copy for key screens and messages.
  • A pricing model recommendation.
  • Benchmarking against market solutions.

Not included: execution.

In the partnership (fractional retainer)

  • Specification and spec before developers start.
  • UX: ongoing flows, screens and copy.
  • QA before every release.
  • Requirements translation with the client.
  • Ongoing prioritisation of the backlog.

Not included: managing the team, development.

Case studies

CASE 01 · PARTNER

Ongage

Product partnership · Email marketing platform · 18 months

What brought it

A platform built for enterprise, with no front door for a self-serve user. And a funnel reported in three systems that disagreed.

What was decided

Product-led onboarding end to end: user interviews, a competitor teardown, then specifications for the welcome flow, the wizard, domain connection and pricing, on one analytics spec.

Welcome screen and step list
Welcome screen and step list
Onboarding questionnaire
Onboarding questionnaire
Create an account
Create an account

Working with Tanya over the past year has been a huge asset to Ongage. She plays a key role in shaping complex product initiatives, from pricing and packaging to onboarding, permissions, and UX flows, always bringing clarity to highly nuanced problems. Tanya has a rare ability to balance strategic thinking with hands-on execution, translating business and customer needs into clear, actionable product decisions that engineering and design can move on confidently. Her deep understanding of SaaS products, strong ownership mindset, and thoughtful collaboration consistently elevate both the product and the team.

Shani Bar-Yefet Head of Product, Ongage
CASE 02 · REVIEW

Relyon

Product review · Personal safety, B2B2C · 2026

What brought it

A safety app where nobody could tell if they were protected right now.

What was decided

A home screen as a command centre answering one question, a paywall with six states instead of two, and analytics that measure both.

Home screen
Home screen
Protection score
Protection score
Weather alert
Weather alert
Walk with me
Walk with me
Tasks
Tasks
Security services
Security services

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Questions and ending

Can we start with the partnership, without a review?

Yes, when it is clear what needs doing and there is simply nobody to do it. When it is not clear, the first two weeks of a partnership go into mapping anyway, and it is better done as a closed project with a deliverable.

And if we do not continue after the review?

That is a legitimate outcome, and usually what happens when the team can execute. The document and the priorities stay with you and work without me.

Why not hire a PM?

Hiring takes months and starts from zero. A review gives the picture within days to a few weeks, and the partnership fills the role meanwhile. When you do hire, the PM ramps up far faster.

How many clients at once?

One active partnership client at a time. Reviews can run in parallel, within reason.

30 min · on Zoom

Not sure which stage you are at? That is exactly the call.

Let's talk

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