Page Flows is a library of screen-recorded user flows — full walkthroughs of onboarding, checkout, and settings from real apps like Spotify, Slack, and Revolut — rather than static screenshots.
Watching a complete flow shows you the parts a screenshot leaves out: error states, loading states, how a product recovers when something goes wrong — the connective tissue between screens that actually defines a good user experience.
Best for UX designers and researchers studying a specific flow type (onboarding, checkout, upgrade) before designing their own, rather than people looking for quick visual mood-board inspiration.
It's subscription-only past a short trial — there's no meaningful free tier, so you're paying (roughly $8-13/month billed annually) before you can use it for real research.
Real-world user flows and design patterns exploration.
