Use case · Signup redesign
Stress-test a new signup flow before you ship it
You rebuilt signup. Run AI users through the new staging flow and find the regressions before real users do.
For · Product teams shipping a signup rebuild.
The problem
A redesign can trade one drop-off for three.
Every signup rebuild fixes the step you knew about and quietly introduces new ones you don't. You won't see the regression in production until the cohort that hit it has already churned.
How it works
Four moves. Twelve minutes.
01
Point Presume at the new staging signup URL and describe your ICP.
02
A swarm of AI users walks the redesigned flow, clicking, typing, hesitating, and quitting the way first-time users do.
03
You get a per-step drop-off funnel for the new flow, the named friction step each cohort abandons, and dissent across ICP segments.
04
Compare against the old flow's funnel to confirm the wins and catch the regressions before launch.
Example input
Point Presume at a staging flow like this:
Staging URL: https://staging.acme.app/onboarding-v2 · ICP: data analysts at mid-market SaaS companies · Flow: replaced the 4-step setup wizard with a single guided checklist and auto-generated sample project.
The outcome
Ship the redesign that activates more, not less.
See where the new flow wins, where it regresses, and the named friction step to fix. Before it reaches a single real user.
- Run against your staging URL
- Per-step drop-off funnel
- Named step each cohort abandons + dissent across ICP
- Rewrite of the failing step included
Find the friction before real users drop off.
Book a 30-minute call. We'll stress-test your signup flow with AI users, show you the friction point, and get you set up the same week.