Original Summary

Hey everyone, I launched a shared-household app recently. I thought it was great and then the data made me notice something. I was assuming everyone opening knew about how good it was and was ready to register before even seeing anything. My flow was: open app -> auth/create account or "take a tour" -> tutorial/onboarding -> app homescreen. Login screen has three buttons: sign in, register, or "take a tour" which drops you into a fake household with sample expenses and a shopping list chores ecc.. already in it. Three days (yeah the numbers are small i know 😅): 47 took the tour, 35 registered 2 of 47 tour users ever converted to a real account 40 of 47 touched nothing at all after landing My first thought was " i need to remove the tour"(which i had to add due to iOS requirement with auth and paywall) but then i understood something else: The tour isn't the problem. Nothing on my launch screen says what the app is, the explainer fires after you register. So people take the door that doesn't ask for anything, land in a stranger's furnished apartment looking at someone else's grocery list, and leave in under a minute. So the question (or more open conversation ice breaker) how do you handle this part? did you notice big improvement switching? or what do you think as a user about it when opening apps? i'm already thinking of moving the tutorial earlier but it's a WIP at the moment. Any thought would be great, i would like to see perspective as users and as devs :) if anyone is interested i have the post about the app here   submitted by   /u/ElectricalEditor555 [link]   [comments]

中文概览

中文标题： 用户行为与新手引导

一位开发者上线共享家庭应用后，发现47人选择了“参观”模式，35人注册；47名参观用户中仅2人转为真实账户，40人落地后未进行任何操作。作者认为问题不在参观功能，而是启动页没有说明应用是什么，说明文字在注册后才出现。他询问大家如何处理这一环节，并想听听用户和开发者的看法。

  • 情报分类：商业与市场研究
  • 分类依据：讨论应用上线后的用户引导、转化数据与产品体验，偏商业/产品分析。
  • 信息来源：Reddit · SaaS
  • 发布时间：2026/9/13 20:53:15