Fits Use onboarding screen 1: The post-paywall home is an activation checklist: create your account (already ticked), train your AI…

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The post-paywall home is an activation checklist: create your account (already ticked), train your AI stylist, add 2 more tops, save your first outfit. Each item names a specific action, and the first one is done for you. That pre-ticked box is the oldest trick in activation design and it still works.

Fits Use onboarding screen 2: 'Add 2 more tops unlocks outfit suggestions.' The reward is named and the gap is exactly two items wide

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'Add 2 more tops unlocks outfit suggestions.' The reward is named and the gap is exactly two items wide. Compare that with a generic 'add clothes to get started' and you can see why one converts.

Fits Use onboarding screen 3: 'Find an outfit' with planner, dressing room, AI try-on, selfie, AI stylist, rate my outfit, find my colors

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'Find an outfit' with planner, dressing room, AI try-on, selfie, AI stylist, rate my outfit, find my colors. Seven entry points on one screen. Generous, and it risks the user picking none of them.

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'Your outfits will appear here.' Empty state with a Create Outfit button in it rather than just an explanation.

Fits Use onboarding screen 6: 'Basics you may have' with real products: Nike Dunk Low, UGG Classic, basic jeans

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'Basics you may have' with real products: Nike Dunk Low, UGG Classic, basic jeans. Pre-populating a wardrobe from likely items removes the hardest part of setup, which is staring at an empty closet.

Fits Use onboarding screen 17: 'Select outfit to rate: camera or library.' Two inputs and no explanation needed

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'Select outfit to rate: camera or library.' Two inputs and no explanation needed. A feature you can try in one tap is worth more than one you have to configure.

Fits Use onboarding screen 18: The checklist is still there on return, with the completed items ticked off

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The checklist is still there on return, with the completed items ticked off. Persistent, visible progress is why these get finished.

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