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New user drop-off finder
Paste visits, sign-ups and 30-day users. Get the biggest drop-off, a first-visit fix and a measure.
New user drop-off finder is a free AI skill for the job "Build a product people want". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
When people stop using a product, the usual answer is to build another feature. But features mostly reach people who already use the product a lot, and they are few. The bigger loss happens earlier, in the first visit, when new people leave before they see why it is worth their time. This skill lays out your funnel from visit to sign-up to 30-day use and finds the biggest drop in share terms. It checks whether the feature you are considering would reach only the engaged few, looks at the landing page and first visit for the missing step, and names the few actions that make someone active. Then it plans one change for new and casual users with a measure and a date. It gives a clear audit and a short plan.
You give it
- Counts for the period: visits, sign-ups and users still active at 30 days
- The feature you are thinking of building (optional)
- A description or screenshot of the landing page and first visit (optional)
- What an active user does (optional)
You get
- A funnel with counts and shares at each step
- The biggest drop, ranked, before any feature idea
- An estimate of how many people the feature would reach
- One change for new users, with a measure and a date
Use it when
- Sign-ups are fine but few people are still around after a month.
- Your team wants to build a new feature to bring users back.
- You need to choose between a first-visit fix and a feature.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your counts for one clear period, with the period named.
- Describe the first visit, or attach a screenshot.
- Add the feature idea if there is one, and who it is for.
- Run the planned change, then measure on the date it sets.