Category: UX Research, Product Design, User Flows

Page Flows is a library of screen recordings from real, shipped applications. Instead of static screenshots, it captures actual user flows—onboarding sequences, upgrade moments, cancellation paths, permission prompts, checkout experiences, and more—as they exist in live products. Flows are cataloged by type and product category, making targeted research fast. The recordings show animation timing, transition behavior, and how copy appears in context, which static images cannot convey.

Product designers and PMs use Page Flows during competitive research, design sprints, and component decisions. When a team debates how to structure an upgrade screen or a multi-step onboarding flow, watching examples together speeds up alignment because everyone is referencing the same concrete evidence rather than opinions. The library covers consumer apps, SaaS, fintech, health, and other categories, with new recordings added weekly. Page Flows is a paid tool with no free tier, but for teams that do frequent UX research, it replaces hours of manually hunting through apps for reference material.