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Onboarding Activation Drop-Off

Users sign up but abandon onboarding before reaching the product's core value, and teams lack visibility into where and why they drop off.

In their words

esse público não tem tempo de explorar sem alguém guiando

r/MicroSaaSBR on Reddit

While I know I should have/need analytics, I don't know how to implement and use them.

r/buildinpublic on Reddit

What is it doing when it says it syncing? It says Full Speed, but what does that mean?

r/audiobookshelf on Reddit

it's about 20 visits app per day, but only few user create project to try it, mostly user just scolling the app

r/SaaS on Reddit

i cant even tell where people are getting stuck in the onboarding funnel

r/customerexperience on Reddit

How are other teams distinguishing healthy exploration from repeated prompts that signal an unclear path?

r/SaaS on Reddit

A lot of those same deeply-engaged people never generate a single recipe.

r/SideProject on Reddit

If there is manual approval or some weird role bot step, people disappear pretty quickly

r/CommunityManager on Reddit

if it’s not inside an app store icon, they think it’s just another tab

r/PWA on Reddit

Is there a simple tool that tells me exactly where new users are dropping?

r/vibecoding on Reddit

people signed up, saw a blank dashboard, and left

r/startup on Reddit

they had signups but nobody got past day 3

r/ProductMarketing on Reddit

product that gets a lot of registrations and trials every day, but I don't see any feedback, let alone any paid subscriptions.

Indie Hackers

Onboarding is still our biggest time sink. Docs and tutorial videos only get you so far when someone's actually stuck mid-flow

Product Hunt

SaaS and app founders

Where they talk

  • r/SaaS
  • r/microsaas
  • r/SideProject
  • r/buildinpublic
  • r/micro_saas
  • r/SaasDevelopers
  • r/saasbuild
  • r/indiehackers

Tools they use today

  • PostHog
  • WhatsApp
  • Google Analytics
  • Google sign-in
  • Amplitude
  • Claude
  • Google Ads
  • Google login

Why those fall short

  • Can see drop-off but not what users needed at that moment; no direct customer interviews
  • manual approval and bot role steps fail, people disappear
  • Tools give lagging numbers and rigid keyword matching, not real-time drop-off visibility
  • Google auto-installs in background; no push permission or email to reach them
  • Login methods helped but drop-off remains high