Onboarding and sign-up flows
A sign-up flow looks simple on a whiteboard. In real life people get stuck on email verification, leave at the card form, or finish onboarding without ever reaching the point where the product is useful. Pixatom finds those gaps in your plan.
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A gap from a sample audit
The verification email is the only way to continue
Fix soon
Seen in sign-up flows in the evidence library
Emails land in spam or arrive late, and new sign-ups leave before they see the product.
Fix Let people continue and verify later, with "Resend" and "Change email" on the waiting screen.
The flow map
Pixatom draws the flow you describe and marks where gaps sit and which steps are missing.
Problems it catches
Examples of the gaps an audit raises. In a real audit each one names its sources, and you agree with it or mark it not relevant.
Fix soon
Seen in sign-up flows in the evidence library
Emails land in spam or arrive late, and new sign-ups leave before they see the product.
Fix Let people continue and verify later, with "Resend" and "Change email" on the waiting screen.
Fix before launch
Seen in onboarding flows in the evidence library
People finish a long set-up without reaching the moment that shows the product is worth it.
Fix Reach a first useful result in the first session; move optional set-up to later.
Fix soon
Seen in trial onboarding flows in the evidence library
Fewer sign-ups start, and those who forget the trial turn into refunds.
Fix Decide card upfront or card later on purpose, and test both with real people.
Worth checking
Seen in save and resume flows in the evidence library
People who switch device or get interrupted start again, or do not come back.
Fix Save progress as they go and send a link back to the step they reached.
Worth checking
Seen in team invite flows in the evidence library
New members do not know what to do first, so the team never adopts the product.
Fix Show who invited them and the one thing the team wants them to do first.
Fix soon
Seen in invite flows in the evidence library
An invite sent to the wrong address gives a stranger access, and a lost invite becomes a support ticket.
Fix A pending invites list with resend, cancel and an expiry date.
What it covers
Who it is for
What you leave with
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Your sign-up drawn step by step, with the steps your plan is missing marked in place.
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Each gap is backed by real onboarding flows or published rules, and checked by a second AI pass.
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Two ways to shape the flow, a recommendation and a plan to test the riskiest assumption.
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A clickable sign-up in your brand to put in front of five people.
Yes. Describe the flow as it works today, or as you plan to change it, and say what worries you about it. The audit works the same way.
No. A few lines describing the steps are enough. You can paste notes or a spec if you have them.
Most of an audit is your own review of each gap. Expect around 20 minutes to reach a shareable brief, then a few days for the user test.
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