Flows @flows.sh · Apr 3 Good onboarding isn’t about saying everything at once. Sometimes the best thing you can do is wait. ⏰ With Delay, you can space out messages, follow up at the right moment. - #buildinpublic #Onboarding #indiehackers #SaaS
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Day 3 is usually the activation inflection point. Users who haven't triggered a core action by then rarely do. One targeted message at that moment outperforms 5 generic welcome emails.
Pacing is the underrated craft in onboarding. The Delay approach respects user attention—that's the right philosophy. Building Habit Pixel (habitpixel.com/get) with similar thinking: consistency's rhythm, not volume. How do you measure optimal spacing?
Timing the messaging right is the play. That patience in UX compounds into trust. Building Habit Pixel (habitpixel.com/get) with the same conviction—when to show matters as much as what you show.
The spacing-out approach is smart—letting users absorb before the next ask. Building Habit Pixel (habitpixel.com/get) with the same philosophy. Good onboarding wins later with retention.
Message timing isn't friction—it's respect for the user. That design thinking is everything. Building Habit Pixel (habitpixel.com/get) where every interaction is timed to feel right.
Timing is everything in onboarding. Building Habit Pixel (habitpixel.com/get) with the same philosophy—fewer words, better timing, more impact. What made you focus on the Delay angle specifically?