User flows
Products
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SaaS
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- 1Password
- Ahrefs
- Aircall
- Airtable
- Amplitude
- Asana
- Baremetrics
- Basecamp
- Box
- Bubble
- Bynder
- Calendly
- Canny
- ClickFunnels
- ClickUp
- Clockwise
- Cloudflare
- Coda
- ConvertKit
- CopyAI
- Craft
- Customer.io
- Deputy
- Descript
- DocuSign
- Dovetail
- Drip
- Dropbox
- Dropbox Paper
- Duda
- Evernote
- Fathom
- Figma
- Flodesk
- Framer
- Front
- Fullstory
- GatherContent
- Ghost
- GitHub
- Grammarly
- Height
- HelloSign
- Help Scout
- Hey
- Hopin
- Hotjar
- HubSpot CRM
- InVision
- Interact
- Intercom
- Jasper
- Jira
- Klaviyo
- Launchaco
- Leadpages
- Linear
- Linktree
- Litmus
- Loom
- Mailchimp
- Make.com
- Microsoft Teams
- Miro
- Mixpanel
- Monday
- Mymind
- Nolt
- Notion
- Optimizely
- PandaDoc
- Pipedrive
- Pitch
- Playbook
- Podia
- Process Street
- QuickBooks
- Quill
- Rainforest
- Reflect
- Replit
- Retool
- Salesforce
- SavvyCal
- Scribe
- Shopify
- Slack
- Slite
- Squarespace
- Squarespace Scheduling
- Stripe
- SumUp
- Sunsama
- Superhuman
- SurveyMonkey
- SurveySparrow
- Teachable
- Todoist
- Touch Stay
- Trello
- TunnelBear
- Twilio
- Typeform
- Unbounce
- Universe
- VideoAsk
- Waitwhile
- Webflow
- Whereby
- Whimsical
- Wistia
- Wix
- YNAB
- Zapier
- Zendesk
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Productivity
- All products
Onboarding flows
Generally, the aim of the user onboarding flow is to ensure the user has success with the product. The recordings in this category show how various products across all categories attempt to onboard their users.
